The Cayman Turtle Centre hosted a vibrant Culture Day on October 12, 2024, called “Turtle Time: A Cultural Celebration”
The Annual General Meeting (“the AGM”) of the members of the National Trust was held on 26th September 2024, at the George Town Yacht Club, the Barcadere Marina at 606 N. Sound Rd.
CPR Cayman welcomes the Government’s decision to move the Government referendum on cruise berthing to the general election, saving both public and community resources and giving a fair opportunity for eligible voters to be registered in time to participate.
The Association for the Advancement of Cruise Tourism (ACT) would like to address the recent survey being circulated by Cruise Port Referendum (CPR) Cayman.
The Ministry of Sustainability & Climate Resiliency, Ministry of Education and Department of Education Services recently collaborated to plant 20 native trees at Red Bay Primary School, George Town, as part of the ongoing National Tree Planting Programme.
The DoE is reminding the public to never interfere with emerging sea turtle hatchlings.
It’s no secret that coral reefs and other ocean habitats are having a hard time as our planet faces unprecedented challenges and rapidly changing conditions.
The Central Caribbean Marine Institute’s (CCMI) Marine Ecology Course (MEC) is more than a three-day field trip to the Little Cayman Research Centre - it’s a powerful educational experience that inspires the next generation to understand and appreciate the ecological significance of marine ecosystem
In providing feedback to the Outline Business Case for the Cargo Port Expansion, The National Trust for the Cayman Islands (NTCI) is urging government officials to add a ‘do maximum’ option at the current George Town site based on managed population growth of 150,000 rather than the 250,000 figure c