Bahamian Queen Conch Fishery Hurtles Toward Collapse
Studies throughout the Bahamas over the past decade all point to a singular conclusion: the Bahamian Queen Conch population is in rapid decline.
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Environment
Adventure, Enterprise and Infamy – Island Roots 2016
Finally, I’ve had the chance to sort and edit my photos from the recent Island Roots Heritage Festival. As always, it was a fun-filled weekend on Green Turtle Cay. As part of the festival’s Informative
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Keeping our Cay Clean
This blog post is loooooong overdue, but timely, in light of my last post. Green Turtle Cay is home to some exceptional, community-minded young people, including Christian McIntosh. Late last year, Christian, then a senior
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Look Out for Lydia
Allow me to introduce Lydia, one of a hundred or so sharks worldwide being studied by OCEARCH – a non-profit organization that examines the biology, health and migration of sharks and other top predators in an effort to protect them and enhance public safety and education.
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Please Help Save Nunki
Nunki is a horse. Not just any horse, but the world’s only remaining Abaco Barb. And she desperately needs help. Nunki’s ancestors — Spanish Barbs (aka Spanish Colonial horses) originally brought to the New World
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Bahamian Conservation: Turning the Tide
The transition from a mindset of abundance to one of conservation isn’t easy, but for Bahamians, the tide is turning.
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Fish Hooks Video Diary: Ready, Set…
The new foundation is ready, the house is fully braced and the utilities have been disconnected. All that’s left now is the big move.
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