Cayman Islands | Government to more than triple no-take zones in MPAs

The Department of Environment opened its doors to the press Monday (1 April) to detail plans for marine park expansion announced by Minister Hon. Dwayne Seymour last week during Prince Charles’ visit to the Cayman Islands.

The DOE called it the most significant expansion to Cayman’s marine parks system since it was established back in 1986.

https://cayman27.ky/2019/04/marine-parks-expansion-increases-no-take-zones-from-14-to-48/

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