Protecting our cargo from invasive species is crucial to the survival of so many of Cayman’s native plants and animals – many of which don’t exist anywhere else in the world! #invasivespecies #protectourislands #controlthespread #wereinthistogether https://t.co/jiJltctPu9

The SCTLD Response Team wants to show off their new logo and t-shirts! Logo designed by Quinn Kapuscinski and T-shirts sponsored by PhDivaDiver Coral Foundation! The now recognizable SCTLD Response Team is looking even more official and is ready to work in style! #ThankYou #SCTLD https://t.co/aPOl4wBtZI

The National Conservation Council wishes to advise the public of the next General Meeting this Wednesday, 24 November, 2021 at 2pm. https://t.co/X2vbKeMVev

We want to announce our SCTLD Poster Competition winners! The votes were close…. First place prizes go to Rita, Rhea, and Tyra. Congratulations to all second round participants! We will be contacting you shortly to distribute your prizes! #SCTLD #PosterCompetition #Winners https://t.co/oGcaw5pDry

The DoE is thrilled to announce on of our very own Terrestrial Research Officers, Jane Haakonsson, has been voted into the Steering Committee for the Iguana Specialist IUCN group! Congratulations Jane!! #IUCN #igauanaspecialistgroup #invasivespecies #biosecurity https://t.co/ktUxq5tAPe

The National Conservation Council wishes to advise the public of the next General Meeting on 24 November, 2021 at 2pm. The complete Agenda with appendices is available for download at . https://t.co/WKEmPJE1TD

The Cayman Islands Department of Environment presents 1 Lone Light - A Turtle Nest Story. Learn how we gather nest data, what we learn from it and how we can protect baby turtles from the catastrophe of 1 lone light. #caymanturtleteam #protectourturtles https://t.co/FS1hgVErr6

Scientists warn that as tourism returns, much more consideration needs to be given to managing future human activity in the sea. #ProtectOurReefs #SaveOurReefs #CCMI #CentralCaribbeanMarineInstitute #ReefResearch https://t.co/X0Lq1amEwg

As if treating over 3,490 SCTLD sick corals a month wasn’t impressive enough, our Response Team and volunteers have treated over 13,490 corals since the formation of the team in May 2021! Incredible! #SCTLD #DOE #StopTheSpread #ThankYou https://t.co/oRTsewndRz

“Reserves need to be kept healthy to be successful at keeping our fish, conch and lobster populations at good levels,” the DoE said before explaining why this application would undermine that goal. See the full review here: https://t.co/gtaGv7pxwZ https://t.co/hOOpm8OLn1