Expansion planned for Cayman’s coral laboratory

Dust alert issued as Saharan plume poses health risk

Leadership Cayman

Leadership Cayman’s Island Harvest project highlights local food security

Sister Islands rock iguanas mate with green iguanas causing hybrid threat

sahara dust

Saharan dust plume reaches Cayman, raising air quality concerns

beach erosion

The NCFC administration’s first year: Uneven progress on beach erosion

Government prioritising sustainability and resilience over reaction

Efforts underway to certify Little Cayman as a Dark Sky Place

Cayman protected areas expanded under 2026 order

Promising signs of post-bleaching recovery on Little Cayman’s reefs

Little Cayman

Little Cayman airport to remain at current site

Cayman sees return of the swallows

Free bulk home-waste collection begins next month

sargassum

Scientists anticipate record-breaking sargassum year for 2026

2026 Orchid Show & Sale

Orchid fans turn up early for Botanic Park’s annual Orchid Show...

shark

Shark recovery in Cayman brings rise in fishing encounters

cat

Cat cull can continue as legal challenge unfolds

Creatures of the deep: Cayman’s hidden ocean revealed

Environmental assessment bids open on airport runway expansions

Government exploring proactive strategies to tackle sargassum

climate

Regional bank president identifies Cayman as climate resilience priority

Animal welfare charity seeks court order to stop cat cull

Students on a mission to make Cayman cleaner

Kaibo Public Beach was closed for refurbishments on 6 Sept. 2024. - Photo: Simon Boxall

Tender issued for Kaibo public beach restoration work

Cayman birdwatchers join the flock in global initiative

Hotter sea temperatures leading to longer turtle nesting seasons

Litter West Bay Beach

Litterbugs could face a $5K fine or a year in jail...

Caribbean region sees uptick in earthquake activity

Recent nor’westers reshape parts of Seven Mile Beach

Shark bites photographer off Little Cayman

northern mockingbirds singing

‘Shazam for birds’ used to pinpoint the beauty of Cayman’s birdsong

Students to get front-seat row for Nassau grouper spawning

feral chicken

Government to proceed with feral chicken cull

Investigation underway into blocked beach access at Prospect Point

Modern technology helps protect Nassau grouper ‘maternity wards’

Hemmington

Public backs plan for Cayman’s first-ever national park

composting

Cayman resorts join composting push to cut landfill waste

UNESCO

Little Cayman could gain UNESCO World Heritage status by 2030

cat

Cayman conservationists respond to cat cull controversy

farmers

Cayman farmers in need of support in the face of avian...

Cayman’s seafloor reveals its secrets in landmark autonomous survey

Native plants at Botanic Park get £50,000 grant from UK

dogs

Animal charity flags surge in abandoned dogs across Cayman

Mount Trashmore landfill site

Solid waste plan: More recycling and diverting from landfill

Cayman quietly emerging on the global environmental scene

Brac’s Hemmington Forest could become Cayman’s first national park

East-West Arterial

Government bodies still disagree on East-West Arterial project

Famed ocean advocates bringing coral reef education to Cayman

feral cats

National Conservation Council adopts new control procedures for feral cats

The Sister Islands rock iguana faces threats from speeding cars, encroaching development and feral cats.

Rock iguanas being killed by drivers at record rate

Guardians of the reef: Lighthouses of the Cayman Islands

Second Saildrone to carry out seabed survey in Cayman

ghost net

New warnings over ‘ghost nets’ after dive boat finds trapped sharks

Lionfish numbers declining: The hunter is now the hunted

Energy regulator scraps fossil fuel plan in out-of-court settlement

bees

Recent bee attack highlights the danger of disturbing hives

Trees have been cleared while the proposed development waits a decision of the Planning Appeals Tribunal. - Photo: Supplied

Clearing of old-growth forest in George Town creates social media storm

Jamaican fruit bat

Volunteers invited to join bat count

Cayman reefs in peril due to land-based pollution, scientist says

bees

Cayman apiary highlights role of honeybees in climate resilience

food security

Beyond imports: Growing food security in Cayman

Sargassum hindering Saildrone survey of Cayman waters

New signs installed to help protect blue iguanas

Waves associated with Hurricane Helene come ashore by the port in George Town in September 2024.

Downgraded hurricane forecast still projects above-average season

solar

Cayman issues historic tender for utility-scale solar project

Doctors, residents raise concerns over sargassum health impacts

Little Cayman reef coral cover plummets to 10% after bleaching

energy

Middle East conflict highlights Cayman’s energy fragility

Experts say rare Atlantic Niña unlikely to dampen hurricane season

Sargassum comes ashore by Batabano boat ramp, West Bay on 27 June 2025. - Photo: Simon Boxall

Cayman still lacks a plan for dealing with increasing sargassum

Saharan dust plume emerges off Africa on 25 June. - Image: NASA Global Modeling and Assimilation Office

Saharan dust plume moves towards the Cayman Islands

How Cayman got its current name

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