Topic: Sustainable Cayman
A plan for prosperity
As the Development Plan Appeals Tribunal continues its important work, the decisions made today will shape the Cayman Islands for generations. Sustainable Cayman is...
Cayman Islands praised for commitment to sustainability
A leading voice in regional sustainability efforts has commended the Cayman Islands’ commitment to sustainability.
New government called a ‘turning point’ for environmental protection
Environmental campaigners are hailing the election of newly formed National Coalition for Caymanians as a watershed moment for sustainability, signaling promise in how the islands balance development and environmental protection.
Government spent $11M last year to buy land for parks and beaches
Government spent just over $11 million over the past year to snap up land to create new parks, protect coastal property from development and provide shoreline access.
Young voters get opportunity to hear from candidates
A forum held last month enabled young people to hear from candidates in this year's election and question them on issues they consider important.
Opinion: A call for cultural celebration in Cayman
Sustainable Cayman Ambassador Isabela Watler writes about preserving Cayman's environment and heritage with a unified vision for the future.
New park opens to the public on the coast in South Sound
The park's design and construction involved numerous local experts and organizations.
Government defends East-West Arterial route choice
The Cayman Islands Government defended Cabinet's endorsement of a preferred route for the East-West Arterial extension.
New route for East-West Arterial opposed
Cabinet's preferred route for the East-West Arterial extension has been met with opposition from local environmental group Sustainable Cayman which says the choice will likely cause damaging impacts should it go forward.
Open letter on climate change from Sustainable Cayman
In an open letter to UK and Cayman officials, Cayman youth call for government action on climate change.
Exile to Scotland? Climate report contemplates a future exodus from Cayman
A Noah’s Ark-style project has been proposed to facilitate a modern-day exodus from Cayman in the event of catastrophic flooding caused by climate change.
Sea-level data a ‘wake-up call’ for Cayman’s COP28 delegation
As the United Nations Climate Change Conference COP28 takes place in Dubai, Connor Childs, Bella Rooney and Rickeem Lashley, representing Cayman, spoke to the Compass about what the sea-level rise data means for the islands' sustainability efforts.
New report proposes ‘cheaper, greener’ east-west road link
Sustainable Cayman has published a report comparing the government’s East-West Arterial extension with two alternative options – including one it says is ‘cheaper, shorter, safer’.
Green groups upset over ‘heartbreaking’ image of turtle eating plastic
An image of a green sea turtle eating plastic wrap at Spotts Public Beach has sparked anger among Cayman’s environmental activists who say government action is well overdue.
Green groups ‘extremely concerned’ over East-West Arterial extension
Several community and environmental groups have expressed concerns over unanimous parliamentary support for immediate work to take place on the much-delayed East-West Arterial extension.
Analyst’s report questions need for East-West Arterial expansion
An analysis of the proposed East-West Arterial extension, carried out on the request of environmental advocate group Sustainable Cayman, suggests that the 10-mile road expansion is unnecessary and funds would be better spent widening existing roads.
Sustainable Cayman seeks rethink of road building plans
As the Cayman Islands looks for solutions to escalating traffic challenges, Sustainable Cayman is urging government to prioritise quality of life and environmental protection.
Panton: COVID exposed ‘dramatic inequality’
Premier Wayne Panton has outlined his vision for a more sustainable Cayman.
Climate change policy push welcomed
Local legislators’ agreement to create a climate change policy has been welcomed by Sustainable Cayman’s Linda Clarke.
From consumption to conservation: Turtles still crucial to Cayman’s economy
Sea turtles continue to play a key role in the Cayman Islands economy. But the iconic sea creatures have become more valuable alive than dead. While past generations of Caymanians relied on turtling for food and as a source of income, modern-day islanders are seeking to preserve and restore turtle populations.
