Cayman New Buoys Win Tropic Star Tournament
The 10th annual Torneo Tropic Star got off to a good start. Thirty-one boats registered, 12 from the world famous Tropic Star Lodge fleet, and another private 19 boats from Panama City, ran 150 miles...
View ArticleCOOPERATIVE CONSERVATION IN CAYMAN—Part I
Returning from an inspiring documentary shoot in Little Cayman last week, I have been itching to tell the story of how cooperation between the private sector, non-governmental organizations (NGO) and...
View ArticleTwo Uncommon Species – The Blacktip Shark and Oceanic Whitetip Shark
On any given dive in the Cayman Islands the chances of encountering any species of shark are very slim. Why is this? The primary reason is that most of the large coastal and ocean sharks have been...
View ArticleGuy Harvey Applauds Decision to Ban Commercial Shark Fishing in Bahamas
Responding to last week’s announcement from the Government of the Bahamas that it will prohibit all commercial shark fishing in its more than 240,000 square miles of territorial water, Dr. Harvey...
View ArticleCayman Island Creates New Artificial Reef with Sinking of the ex-USS Kittiwake
The Cayman Islands’ newest artificial reef – the ex-USS Kittiwake – now rests 64ft. below the surface of Grand Cayman’s Seven Mile Beach. The sinking of the ship was an 8 year project and was sponsored...
View ArticleLionfish In The Cayman Islands
In recent years the Indo-Pacific lionfish has spread from the SE coast of the USA throughout the Bahamas and Caribbean as far north as Bermuda and as far south as Venezuela. They can reduce the...
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