Birding in Paradise: Salt Cay, Turks and Caicos Islands

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UKOTCF 2017-2018 Annual Report published

UKOTCF's 2017-2018 Annual Report is now available, as are earlier ones.
UKOTCF's 2017-2018 Annual Report is now available here. Earlier Annual reports are available here.
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Darwin Plus call for 2018 made, and grants from 2017 round announced

The successful bidders for Round 6 of the Darwin Plus awards for projects in the UK Overseas Territories were announced recently, and the call made for applications for Round 7. Read more

Drones for good

Running throughout the summer of 2018, this appeal is raising funds to increase use and knowledge of unmanned aerial/ underwater vehicles (UAVs) to inform conservation efforts and raise capacity for conservation bodies to use them. Read more

Turks and Caicos Islands

Superb wetlands where the land meets the sea: A superb complex of natural coral reefs, tidal flats, mangroves and marshlands provide a haven for wildlife, and the natural basis of fisheries and tourism. The islands provide a home for at least 14 unique plants, reptiles (including the rock iguana), and an unknown number of invertebrates, as well as the vulnerable reddish egret and West Indian whistling duck. Read more
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The Caribbean's Emerald Isle: Despite its small size, Montserrat supports at least 132 tree species, 59 species of birds and 13 mammals. The Montserrat oriole is found nowhere else. Also restricted to Montserrat are the galliwasp and anole. The endangered 'mountain chicken' (a frog) is found only on Montserrat and Dominica. Several other species are restricted to Montserrat and some nearby islands. Read More
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