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May 17, 2013
Bahamian students participate in Shark Research Expedition
Bahamian students participate in Shark Research Expedition, thanks to Moore Bahamas Foundation, Cape Eleuthera Institute, Stony Brook
From May 7 until June 15, Stony Brook University?s Institute for Ocean Conservation Science School of Marine and Atmospheric Science and the Cape Eleuthera Institute are tracking the movements of three species of endangered sharks and sawfish (a close relative ...
April 25, 2013
Why it is Important to Save Lighthouse Point in Eleuthera
One of few un-spoiled ecosystems left on Earth
Nassau,
Bahamas - Land disputes, protecting the environment, sustainable
development and the future for Eleuthera are making headlines. The
Island of Eleuthera is becoming an important economic hub and the sale
of a large parcel of land at the southern tip that is known as
Lighthouse Point (LHP) requires close examination. It has the...
April 23, 2013
Why it is Important to Save Lighthouse Point in Eleuthera
One of few un-spoiled ecosystems left on Earth Nassau, Bahamas - Land disputes, protecting the environment, sustainable development and the future for Eleuthera are making headlines. The Island of Eleuthera is becoming an important economic hub and the sale of a large parcel of land at the southern...
Why it is Important to Save Lighthouse Point - It contains one of few un-spoilt ecosystems left on Earth
April 23, 2013
Why it is Important to Save Lighthouse Point - It contains one of few un-spoilt ecosystems left on Earth
Written by Azaleta Ishmael-Newry Eleuthera, Bahamas -- Land disputes, protecting the environment, sustainable development and the future for Eleuthera are making headlines. The Island of Eleuthera is becoming an important economic hub and the sale of a large parcel of land at the southern...
Remote Sensing Workshop
June 10, 2010
Remote Sensing Workshop
Ms. Carolann Albury, Director of The Bahamas National Geographic Information Systems (BNGIS) Centre was pleased to announce the hosting of the first of its kind Remote Sensing Workshop, Satellite and Radar Imagery Applications for Hazards Mitigation for executives and technical officers
August 13, 2008
The Explorers Club Flag Expedition Coming to Grand Bahama Island
On Friday, 15th August 2008 The Grand Bahama Development Company (DEVCO), in conjunction with UNEXSO and the Bahamas Ministry of Tourism, will host a six-member crew of New York City?s distinguished Explorers Club (TEC) led by Marine Biologists Drs. Stefan Harzen and Barbara Brunnick, and Science Writer Joe Frey on their eight-day Flag Expedition to Grand Bahama Island.
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