Green Guide to the Cayman Islands 1: The marine environment
In the Cayman Islands we are enriched with a wonderful natural environment. In this Green Guide to ourMarine Environment we hope to show you how all of our lives on these three magical islands are intimatelyconnected to the land and the sea that surrounds it.Like many of our Caribbean neighbours, a large proportion of our economy depends on reef-based fishing, diving and tourism. The beauty of our coral reefs, our beaches and our lagoons is that it is part of our heritage, and it draws many thousands of overseas visitors to our shores. It is our responsibility, as stakeholders sharing this beautiful environment, to do what we can to minimise our impact upon it. Ogier has sponsored the Green Guide, and through this publication, is helping us to preserve our natural andcultural heritage.... [PDF contains 32 pages]
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In the Cayman Islands we are enriched with a wonderful natural environment. In this Green Guide to ourMarine Environment we hope to show you how all of our lives on these three magical islands are intimatelyconnected to the land and the sea that surrounds it.Like many of our Caribbean neighbours, a large proportion of our economy depends on reef-based fishing, diving and tourism. The beauty of our coral reefs, our beaches and our lagoons is that it is part of our heritage, and it draws many thousands of overseas visitors to our shores. It is our responsibility, as stakeholders sharing this beautiful environment, to do what we can to minimise our impact upon it. Ogier has sponsored the Green Guide, and through this publication, is helping us to preserve our natural andcultural heritage.... [PDF contains 32 pages] |
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