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Prior to June 2003

The Proposed Amendments (2003) Experts Review Wildlife - Smugglers Arrested
Record Hatch of Blue Iguanas Historic Preservation Awards The 2nd Annual 'Let Loose the Blues!'
Joann and Caroline Ross UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office Supports Blue Iguana Project
Bridget and the Breeding Blues Draft Environment Charter

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The Proposed Amendments (2003) to the Development Plan 1997
- Comments by the National Trust for the Cayman Islands
As a statutory authority charged with the conservation and protection of Cayman's natural environments and its historic and cultural heritage, the National Trust accepts and takes seriously its responsibility to comment on the Proposed Amendments to the Development Plan. … (read more here)

Experts Review Seized Wildlife in Grand Cayman -  Smugglers arrested!
On Friday 2nd March, after spending almost a month in prison awaiting trial, wildlife smugglers Joachim Schmidt, Jürgen Geisler and Harald Endig were deported from the Cayman Islands after Schmidt was fined. Schmidt pleaded guilty… (read more here)

Record Hatch of Blue Iguanas
Seventeen endangered Blue Iguanas have hatched this year, from the National Trust's captive breeding program at the QE II Botanic Park. It's the largest hatch ever in the 12 years that the Trust has been breeding this uniquely Caymanian reptile in an attempt to save it from extinction… (read more here)

The National Trust/Bank of Bermuda Historic Preservation Awards
For those of you who may be wondering what happened to the… (read more here)

The 2nd Annual 'Let Loose the Blues!'
It's that time of year again when Grand Cayman's baby blues must step out and find their way in the world, to take responsibility for themselves in the wild!… (read more here)

Joann and Caroline Ross
Some people just have that magic touch with animals and two such people are Joann and Caroline Ross. This mother/daughter team has volunteered to take on the daily care and feeding of Cayman's injured wildlife from frogs to frigate birds.… (read more here)

UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office Supports Blue Iguana Project
The Trust is to receive a £29,000 grant from the FCO's Environment Fund for the Overseas Territories, to continue work towards conservation… (read more here)

Bridget and the Breeding Blues
There were some fat looking Blue Iguanas waddling around in the QE II Botanic Park in June, and taking a close interest in them is volunteer Bridget Donaldson.… (read more here)

Draft Environment Charter for the UK Overseas Territories
Guiding principles for the UK government, for the government of the Cayman Islands and for the people of the Cayman Islands.… (read more here)



 

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