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    • About Us
    • Contact Us
    • Terms of Use
  • Latest News
    • 2015 Archives
  • Participating Countries
  • Our Publications
    • The Sandwatcher Magazines
    • The Sandwatch Manual(s)
    • Most Significant Change Stories
    • Sandwatch Brochure
    • Sandwatch Workshops
    • Sandwatch Competitions
    • International Conferences >
      • Lincoln Symposium
      • Rio+20 Conference
      • UNESCO Experts Meeting
      • The Bonn Conference
      • Paris, UNESCO HQ 2009
  • Beach Records
    • Countries with Beach Records
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    • Sandwatch Turtle Toolkit
    • Sandwatch Training Videos
    • CCESD Course Materials

Barbados

Sandwatch activities started in: 2001

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Coordination of Sandwatch in Barbados: 

​Sandwatch in Barbados was first championed by by Randolph Woodruffe of the Coleridge and Parry Secondary School.  A Sandwatch Fair was held in 2007 and a Sandwatch Youth and Climate Change Workshop were held in 2008 with support from Counterpart Caribbean at the Futures Centre. Codrington School have also been involved more recently.

Status of Sandwatch in Barbados: Unknown

Activities and Highlights: Updates in progress ​

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Sept 2011, Barbados environmental club starts Sandwatch: The Sandwatch/Greenlanders Environmental Club was re-launched at the Lester Vaughan School in Cane Garden, St. Thomas, Barbados  thanks to collaboration with a local environmental NGO, Future Centre Trust, who was then known as Counterpart Caribbean. The club started under the direction of Ms Evadne Johnson, a Science teacher at the school and the club’s coordinator.  - Click here to learn more!


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