Written by • 7 December 2023• 11h25• News

To come: project restitution meeting

The MERCI project comes to an end. To conclude this ambitious and significant project in many respects – in terms of acquired scientific data, the wealth of inter-territorial collaborations established, and the ecological and economic implications linked to better reptile management – the Caribaea Initiative association will have the honor of presenting the project to its partners and interested parties during a feedback meeting in Guadeloupe.

During this meeting, several speakers will take turns presenting the methodology, results, and implications of these findings for the management of various reptile species in the different territories. The presentations, in a richly illustrated format, will be followed by discussions and refreshments.

  • Date: Thursday, December 14, 2023
  • Time: 1:30 PM to 4:00 PM (Guadeloupe time)
  • Location: In-person meeting in Guadeloupe, near Pointe-à-Pitre. The meeting will also be available via video conference, with English interpretation available.

For more information or to attend this meeting, please contact us at the following address: merci-project@caribaea.org

Last modified: 7 December 2023
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To come: project restitution meeting

The MERCI project is coordinated by Caribaea Initiative, an international NGO that develops research and education projects for the conservation of biodiversity in the Caribbean.

The MERCI project is co-funded by the INTERREG Caribbean program under the European Regional Development Fund (FEDER).

The MERCI project, acronym for ” Managing Exotic Reptiles on Caribbean Islands”, aims to study invasive exotic reptiles in order to adapt management measures.

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