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Durga's Den is a 5-acre rural property located close to Ocho Rios, a popular tourism destination in Jamaica. In the last 12 years, it has been transformed into a model of ecological management and sustainable farming: 100% organic production; natural and local materials for all construction;...

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Ramnanan, N.
Publisher
CABI, Wallingford, UK
Citation
Tourism Case Studies, 2021, pp 8 pp.
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Burg, M. P. van den; Daltry, J. C.; Angin, B.; Boman, E.; Brisbane, J. L. K.; Collins, K.; Haakonsson, J. E.; Hill, A.; Horrocks, J. A.; Mukhida, F.; Providence, F.; Questel, K.; Ramnanan, N.; Steele, S.; Bosquet, I. M. V.; Knapp, C. R.
Publisher
American Association for the Advancement of Science, Washington, USA
Citation
Science (Washington), 2021, 372, 6542, pp 581-582
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The extension of integrated crop management advice to Trinidad farmers was the main objective of Plant Clinics established by ?Plantwise?, a global crop health programme. In 2015, a study was conducted to understand the Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices (KAP) of the farmers attending the plant...

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Dowlath, P.; Ramnanan, N.
Publisher
University of the West Indies Press, St Augustine, Trinidad and Tobago
Citation
Tropical Agriculture, 2018, 95, Special Issue 2,
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Invasive Alien Species (IAS) have a negative impact on crop and pasture production, human and animal health, biodiversity and a multitude of other goods and services provided by ecosystems and as such pose one of the biggest threats to economic development on this planet. In fact, it was estimated...

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Daigneault, A.; Brown, P.; Ramnanan, N.
Publisher
CABI, St. Augustine, Trinidad and Tobago
Citation
Economic impact of IAS in the Caribbean: case studies, 2014, pp 88 pp.
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Lionfishes are venomous species of scorpionfishes which are native to Indo- Pacific coral reef ecosystems and adjacent habitats. Because of their colorful and dramatic appearance, they are prized by aquarists around the world. Through accidental and/or purposeful release into warm Atlantic waters,...

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Anderson, L.; Akins, J. L.; Buddo, D. St. A.; García-Moliner, G.; Lozano, R. G.; Gourdin, F.; Laurent, M.; Lilyestrom, C.; Morris, J. A.; Jr.; Ramnanan, N.; Torres, R.
Publisher
International Coral Reef Initiative,
Citation
Regional strategy for the control of invasive lionfish in the Wider Caribbean, 2013, pp 31 pp.

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