Newsletter 2020

Our Very Special Thanks!
A special thanks to our Patron HERITAGE PETROLEUM COMPANY LIMITED, our warmest THANKS
and to many people in the company for all their support through the years.
Special Thanks to Shell Trinidad Limited for their long standing and unstinting support.
Very special thanks to Mr. Anthony Smart, Mrs. Karen D’ Arbasie and Mr. Sterling Frost, First Citizens’ Bank
(FCB) and to their corporate communication team, and to Mr. Robert Greene of TTMF for their very valuable
support.
Very Special thanks too, to Mr. Anthony Brash of Well Services Group of Companies (WS) for all his help.
To Mr. Espinet and Mr. Ajodasingh we deeply appreciate your kind contribution and support.
For countless years Mr. Reggie Dumas a longstanding friend and supporter has guided and advanced the
Trust’s work. We are deeply grateful.
We are very grateful to all those who are helping us survive especially in these difficult times of Covid.
Many thanks to Nicholas Hassanali, Mark Boosooboy, Rishi Goordial, Anthony Le Gendre, Jaleen West and
Larry Khan for their support and help with wonderful photographs.
To Mrs. Margaret Mc Dowell and the team at the National Trust, many thanks for your unwavering support.
Mr. Gordon Deane, Mrs. Toni Sirju- Ramnarine, Camille Salandy, Mr. Anil Seunath and Susan Benaserie-
Kerue. Mr. Nicky Maharaj, Mr. V Bissessar, Mrs. Sharon Gunness-Balkissoon, Christian Moutett, Anthony
Agostini, Gail Sandiford, Alison Sinanan, George Haloute and family, Ronald Cabral, Peter Daniel, Allan
Boodram and Wayne Nieves; Mr. Allan Fortune of UWI Field Station, Mr. Eugene Tiah, Mrs. Cheryl
Edwards, Mrs. Yvette Maynard Greenidge, Ann Marie Isaac.
To Rory and Bunty O’Connor and George De Verteuil, for their unwavering help and commitment and for
keeping Forest Walk and the Boardwalk Hillside planted with many important and beautiful trees. To Thalia
Martin DVM and Michael Diptee DVM, Glen Cheeseman, Jeremy and Michelle Matouk, Mrs. Stacy- Lee
Daniel LLB, Mr. Russell Martineau QC, Prof. Richard Brathwaite our warmest thanks. To David Coelho,
Sally Callender, Jenny Lessy- Jordan, Nicole Joseph, Keith Thompson, Rick Lambkin, Pat Villafana, David
Pampellone, Roy and Rosana Peake, Vianda Guevarra, Rhett Gordon many, many thanks for your help
through out the Years. To the many media Houses that have supported The Trust, very many thanks.
To Mr. Fitzroy Harewood, PLNL thank you for your unwavering support, through the years.
SCARLET IBIS, (Eudocimus
ruber) at The Pointe-a-Pierre
Wildfowl Trust. National bird of
Trinidad and Tobago. Endangered
through illegal hunting and loss of
important wetland sites along the
west coast of Trinidad. The
successful breeding and reintroduction
programme, begun in
1991 at The Pointe-a-Pierre
Wildfowl Trust, continues. Food:
Aratus Tree Crabs, Fiddler Crabs,
small fish, aquatic insects and algae.
During the breeding period, birds
fly to inland fresh water marshes to
feed on salt-free organisms. Range:
Trinidad W.I., Venezuela South
America.
To all those who have supported us from the very beginning, we could not have done it without you!
THANK YOU!
DEAR FRIENDS, AS THE POINTE-A-PIERRE WILDFOWL TRUST CELEBRATES ITS FIFTY-
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY AND MOVES INTO THE FUTURE WE AGAIN THANK YOU AND ALL
THOSE WHO HAVE HELPED US AND CONTINUE TO DO SO. THANK YOU!
GOD BLESS YOU!!!
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