The Homeowners Association of Trinidad and Tobago provides a free, safe, secure digital platform focused on addressing the needs of our country’s private homeowners and residents. It does this by empowering Communities, NGOs and Government Agencies to communicate more effectively.
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Shawn posted an update 7 weeks ago
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Agriculture Ministry turns to digital technology to track animal diseases - CNC3
The Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries is turning to digital technology to improve the detection, reporting and response to animal diseases across Trinidad and Tobago. The initiative involves the rollout of EMA-i+, a smartphone application developed by the Food and … Continue reading
Keeping It Green - Friends Of St. Michael Road Keeping Their Community Clean
Keeping It Green’s Ean Wallace hikes in East Trinidad with a group preserving the beauty of St. Michael Road in Tacarigua.
https://youtu.be/XX1vNhRroic?si=rvKG63xt9WDyPZvFGregory Bowyer of Friends of St. Michael Rd. encourages other communities
A collaboration between the “We Stand for Green Eco Heroes Youth 4H Club” and the Forestry Division brought out community members, in an environmental conservation exercise in Tacarigua.
Welcome to Friends of St Michael Road
This group’s visibility is temporarily set to public to make it easier for members to find and join. It will return to private in 2 weeks.
This group exists to protect the road leading to the Tacarigua Forestry facility, a stretch that has been targeted by illegal dumping for years by people from as far as Tunapuna and D’Abadie.Since 2018,…
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Click the “Reports” tab in the group menu to submit or view reports of illegal dumping. Each report is a self-contained discussion, visible to Public Representatives, Government Agencies, Officials, and other citizens, helping strengthen your case.
Your identity is protected by default, but if you’d rather stay unnamed, just check the…
Friends of St. Michael Road Overview
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