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The Department of Environment is the ultimate authority in relation to environmental matters in Saint Christopher and Nevis.
The Department of Environment’s mission is to conserve, preserve and protect the environment through effective management and awareness strategies, for the benefit of our citizens and our ecosystems, for our current and future generations.
To provide for the better management and development of the natural and historic resources of Saint Christopher and Nevis for purposes of conservation; the establishment of national parks, historic and archaeological sites and other protected areas of natural or cultural importance including the Brimstone Hill Fortress National Park; and to provide for related or incidental matters.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Ans: The Department of Environment is responsible for promoting sustainable environmental practices, protecting natural resources, and implementing environmental policies and legislation to ensure a healthy and balanced ecosystem in St. Kitts and Nevis.
Ans: The department addresses a range of environmental issues including climate change, biodiversity loss, deforestation, coastal erosion, pollution, and waste management.
Ans: Yes, the department actively conducts environmental education programs, public awareness campaigns, and community outreach to encourage responsible environmental behavior among citizens and visitors.
Ans: Major projects include climate change adaptation initiatives, reforestation programs, protected areas management, and participation in international environmental agreements such as the Paris Agreement and the Convention on Biological Diversity.
Ans: The department promotes the use of renewable energy, strengthens coastal and marine ecosystems, and supports community resilience through training, infrastructure development, and sustainable land-use practices.
Ans: Yes, members of the public can report issues such as illegal dumping, deforestation, or pollution to the department for investigation and possible enforcement action.
Ans: Absolutely. The department works to protect local wildlife, habitats, and plant species, and often collaborates with regional and international partners to preserve the country’s rich biodiversity.
Ans: More information is available on the Government of St. Kitts and Nevis’ official website or through the Department of Environment’s office located in St. Kitts. They can also be contacted via email or phone for inquiries.