Petition
This petition has been signed by Guana Cay natives,
Guana Cay expatriates, Bahamians, Guana Cay second homeowners, and other
concerned individuals. If you would like to add your name to this list, please
send an email with your name and address to:
info@saveguanacayreef.com
This is the text in the subject line:
We oppose the Passerine at Abaco/Baker's Bay Club development on the north end
of Guana Cay, Abaco, Bahamas. We petition local and central government to stop
this proposed mega development. We support Save Guana Cay Reef Association.
Thank you
Photos
(Click to expand, check the Message Board for further updated photos)
 Dredging:
It is not apparent whether the promised silt curtains are in place. |
 Pavilions
now in place |
 Pavilions
with crane in background |
 Barge,
refinished dock and DLC boats |
 Baker's
Bay equipment, for work that "is only preparatory" |
 Developers
stated that they would purchase materials from "Local Providers." These
supplies were imported. |
 Cranes
now on site. |
 Earth
moving equipment and trailers on beach, during turtle nesting season. |
 Attorney
Fred Smith
talks with reporters in front of Parliament Square in
Nassau. |
 Leaders
and supporters of
the "Save Guana Cay Reef" organization peacefully
protest at Parliament Square in Nassau. |
 Guana
Residents depart for a peaceful demonstration in Nassau |
 The
Nassau delegation expects to receive support from residents of other cays |
 Robert
Sweeting is greeted by young and old alike, although only two-hours notice
of the meeting was given |
 A
Bahamian makes his feelings clear during Robert Sweeting's visit |
 SGCR
T-Shirts have become a common sight on Guana Cay |
 A
Bahamian, and Guana Cay resident, voices concern to the media |
 Fred
Smith, counsel to SGCR Lobby, addresses concerned Bahamians and 2nd
Homeowners at the Blue Water Grill |
 Guana Fig Tree "Awareness Centre" |
 Concerned
Bahamians and 2nd Homeowners unanimously oppose proposed development at
North End of Guana during Feb. 8th meeting. |
 Discovery Land Company: Passerine Master Plan |
 Renown
Reef Authority Michael Risk speaks to Guana residents on Wednesday Feb. 14,
2005 |
 Hi-Resolution Reef Photo |
 An
impressive gathering listens to Mike Risk discuss the environmental impact
of this development on a healthy reef. |
 Hi-Resolution Reef Photo |
 A
"stunning" aerial photo of the proposed development site. This photo was
taken in February 2005. |
 Feb
2005 photo of Joe's Creek and Crossing Bay. |
 A
Feb 2005 aerial, looking south, of the proposed development site. |
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