WSPA replies to Wilson
The following is in response to Colin Wilson, iNews Cayman’s Editor-in- Chief’s conversation via telephone last Friday (23) with the World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA). Dear Colin, Thank you so much for printing our pictures and quote…
Wireless recharging: Pulling the plug on electric cars
The novel technology that aims to solve battery powered car’s biggest problem. Ask the owner of an electric car which feature they would like to eliminate and chances are they will say the charging cord: no one likes having to…
“All is not what it seems with this turtle release” says WSPA Vet
The following is a release we received today (22) from the World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA) together with the attached WSPA photographs. Roberto Vieto, WSPA Veterinarian for Central America and the Caribbean, said: “Sadly all is not…
DEH Bulk waste Clean-up Campaign Underway
The Ministry of District Administration, Works, Lands and Agriculture (DAWLA) through the Department of Environmental Health’s (DEH) has commenced its annual bulk waste clean-up campaign (from Saturday 17 November in the Eastern Districts to Saturday 17 December in West Bay)….
Cayman Turtle Farm releases 150 turtles into the wild
Rescheduled 32nd Annual Pirates Week Turtle Release a success Tuesday, 20th November 2012… Hundreds of Cayman visitors and residents turned out as the Cayman Turtle Farm: Island Wildlife Encounter released 150 turtles into the wild this past weekend in its…
Canada Needs to Expand Energy Market beyond U.S.: FM
Canada needs to expand its energy market beyond its southern neighbor and access the Asian market, according to a former environment minister Canada needs to expand its energy market beyond its southern neighbour and access the Asian market, according to…
US Gulf Coast dolphin mutilations investigated
US wildlife officials are investigating a spate of killings and mutilations of dolphins along the Gulf Coast over the past year. A number of the mammals have washed ashore with bullet wounds, hacked-off fins and in one case a missing…
Dolphin Cove owner [from Cayman islands] says [TCI] ‘selfish expats’ accused of campaigning to kill his project
Neil Borrowes, the proposed developer for the more than $3 million Dolphin Cove project in the Turks Caicos Islands is charging that a small group of interest-serving rich expatriates were hell-bent on derailing his project primarily for fear of competition….
Coalition cancels meeting with Dart at last minute
Leaders of the Coalition to Keep BT Dump Free announced on Friday (16) they have cancelled a meeting scheduled for that evening with Dart executives. The surprising decision was done at the last minute because they claim the proposed “Bodden…
Caring for the Future Now – Press Release from GIS
Starting the week of Monday, 19 November, GIS Spotlight repeats the future benefits of marine protection and the safeguards now in place to protect your rights and freedoms. The underwater world around all three of the Cayman Islands is renowned…
