Restoration of over 20 keystone tree species to the High North Nation Park.

KIDO staff, volunteers, facilitators, students, teachers and community members observed resident and migratory birds at the wetland of Petit Carenage Lilet Sanctuary.

A Nature Guide Training course, organized and run by the KIDO Foundation, with the support of the Grenada Tourism Authority (GTA) and Caribbean Aqua Terrestrial Solutions (CATS).

Using natural-based solutions to restore wetland ecosystems and prevent coastal erosion in Petit Carenage.

Monitoring nesting Sea Turtles in the proposed National Park area of High North, in Carriacou and adjacent relevant nesting beaches.

Students learning about the causes and effects of climate change on the planet and their island - their lives.

The Capacity Development Workshop for women, held at KIDO Environmental Learning Centre, trained 15 women in the design and production of upcycled grocery and fashion bags.

Across the High North Lilet Sanctuary wooden gazebos, bird observatory, hideout benches and walkways have been placed to increase accessibility and promote Carriacou's eco-trails.