Reptile Conservation Center Of Trinidad and Tobago RCCTT

🐍🌿2026 Easter Camp Adventure Alert at
Young Bloomers Day Care and Pre-school Tunapuna🌿🐍

The little explorers had an unforgettable experience at Early Bloomers Kindergarten with a special “Touch and Learn” session by the Reptile Conservation Center of Trinidad and Tobago (RCCTT) /Serpentarium 🐢✨

From getting up close with amazing reptiles to learning how important they are to our environment, the kids were thrilled, curious, and super brave! 💚 Some even conquered their fears and touched a snake for the very first time 😲👏

The RCCTT / Serpentarium team never fails to deliver a fun ,learning , interactive, and inspiring session. 🌱🐍

🔥 Hey everyone! 🔥

Tune in to Serpentarium’s upcoming event — it’s going to be an unforgettable experience for friends and family alike! 🐍✨

Come out, vibe with us, and make some amazing memories. You definitely don’t want to miss this one! 🎉

Stay locked in for more details… 👀 Join Siddeeq Ali and Nalini Rampersad - Ali on Real Talk this morning at 10am

🌍🐢 Celebrating World Wildlife Day 2026

In recognition of World Wildlife Day 2026, the Reptile Conservation Centre of Trinidad and Tobago, at the invitation of the Forestry Division Wildlife Section (FDWLS), joined in celebrating this momentous occasion at Fishing Pond Presbyterian School.

This year’s theme, “Medicinal and Aromatic Plants: Conserving Health, Heritage and Livelihoods,” reminds us that protecting biodiversity is essential not only for wildlife, but also for human well-being and cultural heritage.

Through education, awareness, and community engagement, students were given the opportunity to learn about reptiles, plant conservation, and the importance of preserving our natural environment for future generations. 🌿🐍

Together, we continue to inspire young minds to appreciate, protect, and conserve the rich biodiversity of Trinidad and Tobago. 🇹🇹

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A Red howler monkey (Environmentally Sensitive Species – ESS) was found along the roadside in the vicinity of Matura by Dr. Ryan Mohammed and his team.

The animal had blood in its mouth and is suspected to have been struck by a vehicle.

It is currently on its way to the Emperor Valley Zoo for urgent veterinary assessment and treatment. Transportation is being facilitated by Saiyaad Ali, Director of the RCCTT.