The Department of Agriculture (DoA), under the Ministry of Planning, Lands, Agriculture, Housing & Infrastructure (MPLAHI), continues to actively respond to reports of spiral whitefly infestations across Grand Cayman, with teams working daily to assist affected residential properties and commercial
As part of World Ocean Month 2026 celebrations and as we work to increase positive impact on the environment in final years of the United Nations designated “Ocean Decade”, the Central Caribbean Marine Institute (CCMI) is proud to introduce the Doug Allan Ocean Sustainability Awards
While larviciding will not completely stop all mosquito emergences, this proactive approach plays a critical role in significantly reducing the number of mosquitoes that eventually emerge.
The environmental lobby group Sustainable Cayman is raising an alarm over records it says it obtained under the Freedom of Information Act (FOI) relating to the East-West Arterial extension through the Central Mangrove Wetlands in Grand Cayman.
The summer of 2023 was the hottest on record and brought with it one of the most extensive global coral bleaching events.
The National Trust for the Cayman Islands is honoured to announce the donation of approximately 3 acres of native forest land in Cayman Brac gifted by the family of the late Wallace Platts and his wife, Edna Platts.
On Saturday, 31 January 2026, the National Trust for the Cayman Islands held its second annual Blue Tie Dinner at Grand Old House.
At the Central Caribbean Marine Institute’s (CCMI) annual gala, Festival of Seas, CEO Kate Holden launched a key goal for the organisation: to support an entire year group of Caymanian primary school students to attend a three-day, two-night residential Marine Ecology Course (MEC) with CCMI free of
The Mosquito Research and Control Unit (MRCU) is conducting drone training and calibration exercises this week as part of its continued efforts to responsibly integrate emerging technology into mosquito control operations.
A pilot programme begun in 2023 between Foster’s, Island Waste Carriers (IWC) and Beacon Farms to divert unconsumable food waste from the landfill is scaling up this month as new businesses sign up to the recycling programme that converts organic waste into compost.