Sustainability keeps Caribbean locals and tourists happy
From DW How do you make an island paradise with limited business infrastructure into a winning combination for both tourists and locals alike? You take a leaf out of Dominica’s book. For the many tourists that come to the Caribbean…
Andrew returns to the Rock [from Cayman]
From Jamaica Observer The JLP’s welcoming party assembled in the VIP Lounge of the Norman Manley International Airport to meet party leader Andrew Holness yesterday. From left are Councillor Duane Smith Deputy Spokesperson on ICT, Knowledge Economy & the Environment;…
Unusually Intense El Nino may lie ahead, scientists say
By Andrew Freedman From Mashable Since climate forecasters declared an “El Niño Watch” on March 6, the odds of such an event in the tropical Pacific Ocean have increased, and based on recent developments, some scientists think this event may…
Caribbean’s modern-day Pompeii
Glimpses of the Caribbean’s modern-day Pompeii From Foxnews Known among locals simply as “the volcano,” Soufrière Hills on the Caribbean island of Montserrat roared to life in 1995 after decades of inactivity, causing many residents of the island’s capital city,…
OPINION: What exactly does climate warming mean for the Caribbean?
By Peter Binose From Caribbean360 One thing we can be sure of and we are already experiencing worldwide and in the Caribbean, is that as the ice caps melt more water will be vaporised and they will contribute to heavy…
MOU between CIG and Ironwood released
At a press conference on Tuesday (18) that was televised on the government CIGTV channel the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the Cayman Islands Government and Ironwood Development Group was released. See attachments. Premier Alden McLaughlin and Planning Minister, Kurt…
new sea worms
Photographer reveals terrifying new sea worms By Dennis Green From Mashable Deep under the sea lurk invertebrates cooler than your average earthworm. Photographer Alexander Semenov captures images of beautiful, mesmerizing worms underwater. The marine worms — technically classified as polychaetes…
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This inspiration leads to a ‘tenacious’ story
By Rick Cooke Sports Correspondent | Tewksbury Town Crier POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA- “I’ll see you next week brother, I’m leaving on a little trip.” Richard Robinson left his Pompano Beach condo last week for a cruise ship departing from the…
Caribbean Waterbird Census
Grand Bahama Birding Group conducts Caribbean Waterbird Census By Erika Gates From The Bahamas Weekly Freeport, Bahamas – The Grand Bahama Birding Group gathered on three different days for the fourth annual Caribbean Waterbird Census. This project is organized by…
Famed artist Guy Harvey unveils his signature hull artwork for Norwegian Escape
MIAMI – March 12, 2014 – Norwegian Cruise Line announced today that Guy Harvey, widely recognized as the world’s finest marine wildlife artist and champion of ocean conservation, has been named to design the signature hull artwork of the line’s…
