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Link to view pictures of us cleaning Barkers of 15 cubic yds of Solid Waste thanks to the Cayman Islands' Department of Environmental Health

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Year 11 John Gray Recyclers help to preserve Barkers' National Park, Grand Cayman

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John Gray Recyclers at Barkers' National Park with
Mrs Marnie Laing from the Cayman Islands' National Trust

A sofa, recyclable lead battery, and other items
dumped just past the Barkers' entrance. - dumped within the last two weeks so close to Earth Day!

Sherelle collecting garbage at Barkers

All of us collecting garbage at Barkers

Pollution from land enters the sea close to the
beautiful red mangroves

Beer bottle discarded close to algae and
red mangroves

Marnie Laing from the National Trust
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Marnie Laing, a Marine Biologist, working for the Cayman Islands'  National Trust, explains the importance of the protection of the mangroves to the John Gray Recyclers

Discarded beer bottle close to flowering mangroves
and algae

Beautiful Flowering Mangroves close to the foam
pollution

Red mangroves close to foam run off from land
and beer bottle

Sherelle, Patrianna and Thresia showing me the
red, black, and white mangroves

Please click the link below to view the collection of the unsightly garbage, and solid waste, as well as recyclable items.  We have organised for the collection of the sofa and other items by the Cayman Islands' Department of Environmental Health.  It is so sad as the dumped items are so close to the Barkers' sign and in and around the mangroves in the dykes where tourists and residents visit to enjoy the beautiful scenery. The dumped items are also a threat to our environment.  The DEH explained that the sofa had been dumped within the last two weeks - so close to Earth Day!  What must our tourists think? While we were at Barkers some tourists drove through asking about the Park. They past the dumped items, and turned round and left!

Link to Collection of 15 cubic yds of Solid Waste from Barkers by the Cayman Islands' Department of Environmental Health - May 2006