Environmental Awareness Group (EAG)
About This Museum
You'd never guess that one of the most vital hubs for conservation in the Caribbean is tucked away in a former military building on Burma Road. Stepping inside, the atmosphere instantly shifts from martial to mission-driven, filled with the quiet hum of people dedicated to protecting this island paradise. I was immediately struck not by dusty displays, but by the palpable sense of purpose. This is a place where science and passion meet, fighting for the survival of Antigua's rarest creatures.
Collection Highlights
The real 'exhibits' are the living projects: learn about the heroic efforts to save the critically endangered Antiguan Racer snake or the majestic Magnificent Frigatebird. You'll find maps tracking sea turtle nesting sites and information on restoring the coral reefs that frame the island.
Visitor Information
Don't come expecting a traditional museum with set opening hours; it's best to check their social media or call ahead. This is an active office, but they're incredibly welcoming to anyone genuinely interested in their work.
Architecture & Building
It's a no-frills, utilitarian structure with a practical, rectangular layout and a corrugated roof that hints at its past life, now softened by surrounding tropical greenery.
Contact & Location
Address: Burma Road, Osbourn, Saint George, Antigua, Antigua and Barbuda
Phone: +1 268-462-6236
