The Environmental Management Authority (EMA) has commissioned the National Environmental Literacy Survey (ELS) 2026, a nationwide assessment that will measure environmental knowledge, attitudes and practices across Trinidad and Tobago. The survey will provide valuable data to help shape future environmental education programmes, policies and public awareness initiatives. Click Here To...
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The Environmental Management Authority (EMA) commends the swift action of wildlife enforcement officers following a reported suspected sea turtle poaching incident at Lambeau Beach, Tobago, and reiterates the importance of protecting Trinidad and Tobago’s environmentally sensitive species. Click Here To Read Article
The Environmental Management Authority (EMA) honoured some of Trinidad and Tobago's most forward thinking organisations at the Green Leaf Awards (GLA) 2026, marking the revitalisation of the country's premier environmental recognition programme. Held under the theme, "Celebrating Sustainability in the Private Sector," the event recognised organisations demonstrating excellence in sustainability,...
The Environmental Management Authority (EMA), in its role as the Global Environment Facility (GEF)Operational Focal Point for Trinidad and Tobago, successfully hosted the GEF National Forum 2026 on 20 May 2026 in Trinidad at Hilton Trinidad & Conference Centre and on 26 May 2026 in Tobago at Comfort Inn &...
The Environmental Management Authority (EMA), in collaboration with the National Institute for Higher Education, Research, Science and Technology (NIHERST), the Institute of Marine Affairs (IMA), and the Ministry of Education (MoE), officially launched the Water Quality Testing Video, a key educational resource developed for Secondary School students.The launch brought together...
The Environmental Management Authority’s (EMA’s), issuance of the Certificate of Environmental Clearance (CEC) - CEC6451/2022 followed an extensive, science-driven review process conducted in accordance with the provisions of the Environmental Management Act Chap. 35:05 and the CEC Rules, 2001. The CEC application was subject to detailed technical analysis, inter-agency consultation,...
The Environmental Management Authority (EMA) continues to advance transparent, science-based decision-making in support of national development, with the issuance of a Certificate of Environmental Clearance (CEC) for a major tourism project in Tobago. This approval reflects the EMA’s consistent application of its legislative mandate while enabling strategic investment aligned with...
Strengthening the ease of doing business while safeguarding the environment remains a priority for the Environmental Management Authority (EMA).In keeping with this commitment, EMA Chairman Doolar Ramlal, supported by Acting Managing Director Vidjaya Ramkhalawan, Sally Maharaj, Manager – Technical Services (Ag.), Tracey Oliveira-Harris, Environmental Programme Officer III and Suelan Chin,...