Paria Springs, in cooperation with Trinidad & Tobago's WinTV , is now creating a nightly 3 to 5 minute series on wildlife and the environment in Trinidad and Tobago. The series is called "Earth Alert ", and airs nightly around 7:30pm during the nightly news.
All episodes are filmed in the wild, often during tours, and are completely unscripted. The narrator is our very own Couyrtenay Rooks
Here is a sampling of some of the earlier episodes. We will add more as we get them.
A visit to the Tamana Caves to see many different varieties of bats. The volume of bats that begin to exit the caves at dusk is quite spectacular :
A huge limestone cavern formed on one of Trinidad's outlying islands, offers crystal, clear water:
The experience of ascending the highest peak in Trinidad: Elfen forest, dramatic views, and amazing wildlife:
The mudflats in Icacos, on the south western tip of Trinidad, are home to many different varieties of birds:
Paria Springs, in cooperation with Trinidad & Tobago's 
All episodes are filmed in the wild, often during tours, and are completely unscripted. The narrator is our very own Couyrtenay Rooks
