Trinidad and Tobago Field Naturalists’ Club
The Trinidad and Tobago Field Naturalists’ Club, a society for the study of Natural History, is one of the oldest clubs existing in Trinidad and Tobago, having being founded on 10th July 1891. The club lapsed into inactivity in 1907 but was reactivated in 1924 and, except for a short period of inactivity from 1948-1953, has remained active since then.
The Club is a volunteer, non-profit organization. Its main objectives are to bring together persons interested in the study of natural history, the diffusion of knowledge thereof and the conservation of nature and natural resources.
Membership in the Trinidad and Tobago Field Naturalists’ Club is open to anyone who has an interest in nature and the natural environment.
The club hosts several events, including a monthly meeting, club trips and an Annual Bio Blitz.
Maracas Bay Bioblitz
Last weekend, the Trinidad and Tobago Field Naturalists’ Club hosted their Annual Bioblitz in Maraca…
Learning about the Botanical Ecosystems of Trinidad and Tobago
Lecture #5 of a series of 8 planned presentations for the 2022 lecture series which is based on the …
Learning about the Coastal Ecology/Environment of Trinidad and Tobago
Rahanna Juman Ph.D from the Institute of Marine Affairs discusses the coastal ecology and ecosystem …
Field Naturalists’ Club Short Film Selected for Environmental Film Festival
The Trinidad and Tobago Naturalists’ Club film “Keeper of the Forest” has been sel…
An Educational Tour Of The Aripo Savanna
The Aripo Savanna is the largest remaining natural savanna ecosystem in Trinidad and Tobago. It̵…
T&T Field Naturalists’ Club Toco Bioblitz
Every year, biologists, natural scientists, and others with a passion for flora and fauna visit a lo…
T&T Field Naturalists Club launches Guide to Amphibians & Reptiles of Trinidad and Tobago
The Trinidad and Tobago Field Naturalists’ Club was formed in 1891 with the aim of increasing …