'Ain’t no shark, bobo.' Experts point to barracuda in Governors Beach bite
Two international specialists rule out shark after examining photographs of tourist’s injury.
Environment
Bottle Cap Kills Loggerhead Hatchling on Cayman Nesting Beach
The Department of Environment has warned of the deadly threat even small pieces of plastic can pose to wildlife.
Youth-Led EcoFest Drew 450 People to Camana Bay in Push for a Greener Cayman
Young organisers brought more than 40 environmental groups, businesses and community organisations together for a day focused on turning climate concerns into practical, local action.
‘You can’t park there, mate’: Rare turtle washed up in Wales heads home
Critically endangered Rhossi has gone from a 1kg cold-stunned castaway to a 21kg transatlantic traveller.
Super El Niño Set to Shift Global Disaster Risk, Insurers Warn
A strengthening Super El Niño could ease Cayman’s hurricane risk while shifting catastrophe exposure across global insurance markets.
Bat watch: Volunteers count Cayman’s night-time residents
The summer survey sends citizen scientists to bat houses across Grand Cayman to help build long-term conservation data.
Another Fire at George Town Landfill Prompts Battery Warning
The latest blaze is at least the fifth publicly reported fire at the George Town landfill this year.
George Town welcomes long-awaited Central Scranton Park
Years of planning and community campaigning culminate in the opening of George Town's newest public recreational space.
Cayman's Waters Still Rely on Century-Old Maps
UKHO findings reveal why replacing historic seabed charts is becoming critical to navigation, conservation and marine planning.
Scientists Warn Heat Could Intensify Landfill Fires Across Caribbean
Scientists warn extreme heat could intensify landfill fires, renewing focus on Cayman’s waste management challenges.