This page will eventually become a collection of my reviews of Environmental Impact Assessments conducted in the Bahamas. The links lead to a Science and Perspective copy of the EIA as published, then a link to my comments on the EIA as submitted to the developer and the Department of Environmental Planning and Protection. I will also include a brief summary of the EIA. Enjoy.

  • Posting from my e-mail

    Now that I can post from my e-mail maybe this will be easier for me. I like the thought of having a blog and I like the concept of blogging. sharing my thoughts and opinions and ideas with the world. maybe my art as well. this makes it much more convenient.

  • boogie down

    I think this is me. well, I mean, I know it’s me, but this is how I see myself. dressed for the field and dancing through life. but sometimes, going a bit too fast.

  • A Bird in the Hand

    A Bird in the Hand

    A few days ago while working with the BREEF www.breef.org ConZoovation Summer camp at Ardastra Gardens www.ardastra.com the keepers told me they had a hummingbird that had gotten caught in a spider web. For me, saving Webber (the name I gave him while writing the blog) was important. His wing was actually tied to his little body and several of…

  • Where this all started…

    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 Primary school days (Yes I still call her “Mommy”, but bahamians pronounce it more like…

  • Reef Resilience Telenovel 8/4/2010

    [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:   [Ray Silience and Sea visit ms. hotspot regarding a recent bleaching]  [Ray Silience]: [So the…