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Media statement in response to the NCA Amendment Bill 2026

21 September 2026 – Grand Cayman The National Conservation Council is deeply concerned that proposed amendments to the National Conservation Act pose serious and irreversible impacts to the long‑term health of Cayman’s natural environment by weakening the strength of the Act and therefore the capacity of the NCC and DoE to effectively administer its provisions. […]

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NCC Statement – Misunderstandings of the East/West Arterial Environmental Impact Assessment Recommendations

November 27, 2005 The National Conservation Council (NCC) understands that there is current discussion in the public and political realms regarding the recommendations made by the NCC’s Environmental Assessment Board (EAB), including that route B2 of the East/West Arterial is the better choice. The EAB recommendations were made in the best social, economic and environmental

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National Conservation Council Submits Comments on Proposed Conservation Act Amendments

As part of the Government’s public consultation on the National Conservation (Amendment) Bill the National Conservation Council submitted its comments per the below letter correspondence. The NCC encourages everyone to submit comments to the Ministry at NCAmendmentBill2024@gov.ky by the end of day Monday 27 January.

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Salvia caymanensis (Cayman sage)

Conservation Status The Cayman Sage is a flowering herb native exclusively to Grand Cayman. Originally described in 1900 under a different name, and then published as a unique species by Proctor in 1986, it was suspected to have become extinct until rediscovered growing in the road verge on the Queen’s Highway in 2007. Although this

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Port Zeus EIA Timeline Correction

The DoE has received some enquiries about the status and timeline of the Port Zeus (Brac Marina Village) Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) following the publication of a story in the Cayman Compass. The information provided in the Compass article incorrectly attributes a 9 month delay to the DoE/Environmental Assessment Board, however the months-long gap was

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