I often end up speaking to students about where I got my start in environmental science and there are definitely several turning points. Surely the first step was the Royal Botanical Gardens in Nassau Bahamas. Mommy worked there most of my... Continue Reading →
[Reef Resilience Training of Trainers workshop] [Deep Blue Love] SCRIPT [Ancilleno “Leno” Davis] [August 4th 2010] [Environmental officer Ray Silience and his partner Sea are investigating a bleaching] [SCENE#1] [Act#1] START Fade in: ... Continue Reading →
black gold...or just another goose? Thank you again for this opportunity to speak my mind. Oil is sometimes called Black gold, a prime bargaining chip in international economics. As fuel prices change economies follow, people reduce spending so that they... Continue Reading →
Dear Editor (The Tribune), While I understand that my opinions go directly against yours (as per your August 20th article) I trust you will allow me some space in your paper to open the eyes of Bahamians to the facts... Continue Reading →
