Jade Prévost-Manuel

Author bio

Jade Prévost-Manuel is a science and travel journalist currently based out of Trinidad and Tobago. Her stories have been published by Canadian Geographic, enRoute, ON Nature, Outpost, and CBC News. When she’s not telling stories on land, you can find her exploring life below the ocean’s surface with a scuba unit.

Jade Prévost-Manuel’s Contributions:

Trinidad and Tobago’s Sea Turtle Protectors Drop Off as Funding Withers

Beach communities in Trinidad and Tobago devote months of the year to protecting leatherback sea turtles. But with government money drying up, they’re not sure how much longer they can do it.

Oct 13, 2023 | 1,100 words, about 5 minutes

An aerial shot of red sargassum seaweed clogging up murky waters. A person dressed in blue wades in the weeds while two blue giant vaccuum machines stick green tubes in the water.

Besieged by Sargassum, Caribbean Islanders Are Looking for Solutions

The Cayman Islands tried to vacuum sargassum from the water to unclog a popular bay. It didn’t work. Now, locals are left wondering what will.

Sep 21, 2022 | 700 words, about 3 minutes

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