Good news from Jamaica: Protection for Hellshire Hills

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Peter A. Espeut
Executive Director, Caribbean Coastal Area Management (CCAM) Foundation

Allison C. Alberts
Head, Ecology Division, Center for Reproduction of Endangered Species Zoological Society of San Diego

Last week on Earth Day, April 22, parts of southern Clarendon and southern St. Catherine
(called Portland Bight) became a Protected Area under Section Five of Jamaica's Natural Resources Conservation Act.

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feb 4, 2019

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Número
Vol. 12 Núm. 1 (1999)
Sección
Announcement
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Biografía del autor/a

Peter A. Espeut, Executive Director, Caribbean Coastal Area Management (CCAM) Foundation

7 Lloyds Close, Kingston 8, Jamaica, W.I.

Allison C. Alberts, Head, Ecology Division, Center for Reproduction of Endangered Species Zoological Society of San Diego

P.O. Box 120551, San Diego, CA 92112 U.S.A.