Caribbean Volcanoes is an educational resource created by geologists John Roobol and Alan Smith, focusing on the volcanic islands of the Caribbean. With over thirty years of experience, the website serves to inform local populations and administrations about volcanic activity and hazards. The authors recognize that many islanders have limited access to scientific research and aim to bridge this gap by providing valuable geological data and insights.

Visitors can find detailed information on various islands, including Saba, St. Eustatius, St. Kitts, Nevis, Montserrat, and Dominica, with resources such as geological maps, radar imagery, and bibliographies.

The site is not only a repository of vital information, but also contributes to hazard management education, complementing the efforts of the Seismic Research Unit in Trinidad, which oversees evacuation protocols. Through their work, Roobol and Smith strive to enhance the understanding of volcanic risks and foster preparedness among island communities, while continuously updating their findings and resources