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New UWI SRC team arrives in SVG The team (l-r) is now headed by Dr. Thomas Christopher and includes Monique Johnson-Lynch, Dr. Michal Camejo-Harry and Garth Mannette. By: Gloriah• The first team of scientists from the UWI Seismic Research Centre (SRC), charged with the responsibility of commencing work on monitoring activity at the La Soufriere volcano, left the state on Wednesday 27th January.  The team, led by Geologist Professor Richard Robertson, also comprised Instrumentation Engineer Lloyd Lynch and Engineering Technician Ian Juman.    A second three-member team arrived that very ...

NBC SVG Several tasks were carried out during the trip to the summit of the La Soufriere Volcano, by the team from the UWI Seismic Research Centre. Team Leader, Volcanologist, Dr. Thomas Christopher says some gas measurements were done using a Multi-Gas Instrument and a filter pack. He says the Multi-Gas measurements were successful and showed the presence of Sulfur dioxide gas coming out of the volcano. He also noted that the team  observed that there is much more heat that is being generated by the new dome. Share This Article:

NBC SVG Search for: A new team from the University of the West Indies Seismic Research Centre has arrived in St. Vincent and the Grenadines A new team from the University of the West Indies Seismic Research Centre arrived in St. Vincent and the Grenadines on Wednesday to continue the work being done on the Monitoring Network. The Team comprises Scientist Dr. Micheal Camejo-Harry, Technician Garth Mannette and Project Manager, Volcano Ready Project, Monique Johnson-Lynch, This new Team will be led by Dr. Thomas Christopher, Scientist from the Seismic Research Centre based at the Montserrat Vol...

Green and Growing: When it comes to nature writing, love your locals Jim Sirch, Yale Peabody Museum’s education coordinator, now writes a nature blog with a hyper-local flair for our southern New England environs. Here, he releases a newly hatched black swallowtail butterfly. (photo courtesy of Jim Sirch) Middletown garden writer Thomas Christopher poses here with a chicken from his flock. “She’s from the Sultan breed,” he said, “a very sweet and somewhat goofy breed.” (photo courtesy of Thomas Christopher) Published January 26. 2021 7:45AM  Kathy Connolly, Special to The Times A...

It has become a gardening reflex: As soon as we finish planting a bed, we tuck it in with a blanket of ground bark mulch. Personally, I don’t care for the dyed versions, the bright red or sooty black. I prefer the natural bark color. That’s just a matter of taste though, and if you prefer those more assertive hues in your landscape, you should please yourself. Aside from providing a colorful background, however, what is that mulch contributing to the garden? We all know that a couple of inches of some organic mulch helps to suppress weeds. I learned when I was researching gardens de...