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Early this morning, a turtle nest monitoring volunteer reported a dolphin calf in the shallows at Barkers. The DoE enforcement, marine and operations units responded immediately to help. The animal was identified as a false killer whale calf (Pseudorca crassidens) which despite its name is a species of dolphin. The

Have you ever wondered where your seafood comes from? If you have... you're not alone! We have too, so we're actively working on learning more about it and making this information more accessible. That's why the Department of Environment through the Blue Belt Programme have recently launched a seafood survey

The National Conservation Council (NCC) is inviting the public to review and provide comments on the proposal to protect the Crown Parcel (15B 392) within the Ironwood Forest, a 10.3-acre area of biodiverse dry forest and shrubland in central George Town, Grand Cayman. PUBLIC CONSULTATION IS NOW OPEN!7 August -