BRC-Barbuda Research Complex

31/12/2025

Happy New Year to one and all! May 2026 fulfill your dreams, bring smiles, health and happiness to all. This year we will also be celebrating the reopening of the Barbuda Museum at its new location at the Community Center. We will post the date in the next couple of months and everyone is invited. Below is a small preview of some of the work taking place. Still lots more to come!

08/07/2025

BRC is getting a fresh look!!

08/07/2025

The Barbuda History Museum at its new location in the Community Center. Grand opening will be summer of 2026! Dates for opening will be announced in October! Thank you to all that assisted in making this happen.

02/05/2024

https://news.unl.edu/newsrooms/today/article/nebraska-researcher-helps-untangle-history-of-fallow-deer/

For two decades, Nebraska's Sophia Perdikaris has been helping decipher the origins and global distribution of fallow deer.

16/02/2023

Deep condolences go out to our BRC family member Sheville Charles for the loss of his dad.

26/10/2022

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PgrcZIBRJ5w

On December 3, 2020, the Climate Change Accelerator (CLX) at the Center for Human Rights and Global Justice hosted a panel discussion examining the challenge...

26/10/2022

Looking forward to be working with rescue archaeology at Seaview the summer of 2023. I will post activities and lecture schedules as soon as they are completed so that anyone in Barbuda wanting to participate will know our schedule.

26/10/2022

http://barbudaresearchcomplex.weebly.com/uploads/2/3/9/8/23987377/dvdirect_disc_0010000243e_01_title_01_407.mp4
From the early beginnings of the station.

02/01/2021

Tribute to Barbuda and Barbudans in the work of Russell Sharman in his essay and documentary Before the Storm. Check it out and share widely.

01/01/2021

Happy New Year in health, happiness, joy and prosperity. Barbuda forever!

29/12/2020

RIP Mrs. Beazer. You will never be forgotten and will always be missed,

25/06/2020

For the last 8 years Max the doberman was an icon in the yard of the BRC research station. He welcomed students and was a faithful protector and companion. He was also featured in articles from the World Animal Protection as a survivor of Irma. Max was a true survivor and a warrior. Unfortunately his battles on earth have come to an end and he peacefully passed away with the help of Dr. Fiona Francis on June 19. Thank you Max for all your years of love, friendship and companionship.

When Hurricane Irma tore through the Caribbean in September 2017, many island countries were devastated and local populations were forced to leave their homes...