Posts Tagged ‘Environment Break’

  In case you’ve missed any of the recent television reports about Cayman’s sharks, starting with the new White Tip Lager, then you’ll want to catch up on these interesting shows. Shark Survey – http://cayman27.com.ky/2011/07/11/environment-break-5/ Dolphins in Cayman Waters – http://cayman27.com.ky/2011/07/18/environment-break-sharks-whales-and-dolphins Cayman’s Coastal Sharks – http://cayman27.com.ky/2011/07/21/environment-break-sharks/ Cayman’s Pelagic Sharks – http://cayman27.com.ky/2011/07/25/environment-break-pelagic-sharks Threats to Sharks – [...]

The Department of Environment has been monitoring the groupers of Cayman for many years now. Find out more in this Environment Break segment. (http://www.cayman27.com.ky/news/item/8590)

  On this week’s Environment Break John Bothwell and Sheena Hurlstone discuss the mapping of Cayman’s habitats and how this can make balancing development and conservation easier.

The Department of Environment has mapped the habitats of the Cayman Islands in order to better manage natural resources. Learn about it on Environment Break.

Environment Break this week continues its focus on Climate Change and Cayman’s response. This will be a continuing theme for the Department in 2010 and Lisa-Ann Hurlston-McKenzie sets the stage for what has been done so far. To find out more about preparing for Climate Change, check the Sustainable Development Unit section at the bottom [...]