From barbados .ihavent been there yet.

"Stewards of the environment"...thanks to Mrs. Patricia Turpin & others who have dedicated their lives to preserving TOBAGO in its pristine state 🙏🏽🙏🏽

Thank you Gentlemen

Let's get this on main stream like crime watch, it will reach all people

Which is bigger

Very beautiful... Well spoken... & I love the background music too...

Thank u very informative

So what shortman saying is that outsiders causing deforestation

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This guy is working in T&T government and don't know anything about the GDP of T&T which is way more than Barbados. Wow And if you exclude countries that do have sugar daddies like the US and Britain those counties Bahamas, US Virgin Island, Aruba, British Virgin Island, Cayman all have sugar daddies. Then T&T is number one because those are the only countries above T&T and is because of subsidies they get from their sugar daddy

amazing, I'll visit the Main Ridge Forest some day

Mr Nanan gave my brother tips on where to hunt more than 60 years ago good memories going thereto hunt migrating Teal. It's funny how not that long ago the blacksmith, woodsman, fisher and hunter were the most revered in the community sad to see the hunter is now the devil.... enjoyed your video.

How does someone not living close to Nariva Swamp and environs get involved?

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Its not the Tobagonians to blame for this deforestation it's The Trinidadians

This makes me cry rn we should not harm any forests

Excellent production on the immense value of the Main Ridge Forest to Tobago. It will help everyone on the island to realise how blessed they are to have this forest and how important it is to protect it for their survival.

God bless all who protect the area!!!

What a beautiful and well edited video

So educational 👍👍👍

Beautiful video, everyone has a heart connection to this place. Hope this video brings awareness to the people that this is such a Special place and it should be respected by humans... For afterall we must give respect to Mother Nature... we are all children of this earth and so we must respect her.

The ministry of agriculture needs to evaluate and upgrade these types of projects in these areas use the assets and resources of our agricultural divisions in a positive way ,we can also use our props in a more cultural diversify way ,thanks TnT.

Interesting ..

my sir give me this to see

Keep evil man away--he only destroys and seeks himself.

New knowledge for me and wonderful news for TNT

Amazing! Keep up the good work.👏👏

Deep enough for small boats and fish 🐟

Great video

I passed there many times enroute to Mayaro I even camped out at the river mouth once but I've never toured the swamp, being so close to it I intend to.

Nice production. Educational and enlightening.

An extremely informative video. I enjoyed it a lot!! One of the best I've found to educate my students.

remmber that you need to respect the land

like for real

ITs nice but you to respect the land

THANKS!

what are they showing us

How deep is the deepest depth in this river and what's in it?

Enjoyed this series, what lapel mic are you using?

The Bird's perfect so amazing

It really so beautiful and fantastic

Beautiful i grew up in those parts nice to see it keep up the good works

Great video keep up the good work 👍👍

I love this video. Extremely informative documentary. Great job. We need more of this to educate all of T and T. 👍👌🥰

This is great!! Had no idea this video existed. The destroyers of this protected swamp have to be stopped

Great video again. Thanks for your input and hard work. Keep Trinidad beautiful ! Regards.

Thanks to the producers and interviewees of this video. I know the challenges you face. You make me proud. Best regards.

Yes, another video to enjoy and to learn from. You people make me proud ! Respect.

Thank you all for this video. I am so proud of you gentlemen. I wish there would be more backing and financing from the GORTT. Keep the greedy selfish destroyers out ! Enough harm was done in the past. Time for recovery !

YALL NEED ARMED RANGERS ... TRY TO MAKE A PARK AREA