More than 200 students pursuing diplomas or certificates at the University College of the Cayman Islands were honoured during commencement exercises Saturday evening. The event was live streamed on several social media platforms.
In order to meet Cayman’s energy policy requirement that 70 per cent of electricity should come from renewable sources, Cayman’s power company is having to look at innovative ways to help people store electricity at home if they have generated it via solar or similar power.
The Mosquito Research & Control Unit (MRCU) informs the community that recent high tides, which started on 3 April, have caused flooding in the mangrove breeding areas of the Black Salt Marsh Mosquito (Aedes taeniorhynchus).
The Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) is hosting the following events to mark Child Month during May.
The National Trust for the Cayman Islands has endorsed the warnings recently issued by the Department of Environment, the National Conservation Council and local environmental groups about plans to clear more mangrove forests for development projects.
The Cayman Islands Department of Environment(DoE) has confirmed that Stoney Coral Tissue Loss Disease (SCTLD) has now spread to North West point of Grand Cayman.
Only 15 derelict vehicles per day will be now accepted at the George Town Landfill to be scrapped.
May’s Child Month will celebrate the importance of childhood across the Cayman Islands with diverse events to empower youth and children.
HE Governor Martyn Roper and Hon. Premier Wayne Panton had their first formal meeting since the swearing-in of the PACT (People-driven, Accountable, Competent and Transparent) coalition administration.
As Earth Month draws to a close the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park’s (QEIIBP) and Bliss Yoga Cayman have completed its Yoga in the Park series.