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Reports and Findings

Beach Patrol REPORTS

Quarterly measurements of the depth of the beach (from sand dune to low tide mark) assessing sand movement among all Grand Bahaman beaches.

EQUINOR SPILL REPORT

Equinor spilled 5 million gallons of oil Grand Bahama's delicate pine forest and wetland ecosystems, causing untold damage which will take years of remediation to overcome. It could have been much worse.

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