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technologies for conservation and sustainable use and identifies existing measures and programmes implemented to reduce
adverse effects. Section 10.2 made reference to the Carriacou Environmental Management Plan which sought to enhance
the country’s biodiversity.
His preliminary assessment of the sector has identified a number of gaps regarding the enhancement of biological diversity
within the tourism sector in Grenada. Gravesande’s report concluded by suggesting some general recommendations for
biodiversity conservation within the context of tourism development.
Great Britain Colonial office. 1903. Report on land settlement in Carriacou. Edward Drayton (Cd. 1820) H.M.S.O.
15 pp.
Not seen.
Grenada Board of Tourism. 2004. Annual Statistical Report. 45 pp.*
Provides statistics on tourists arrivals in the accommodation, cruise and yachting sectors and also stay over or same day
arrivals to the state of Grenada.
Grenadine Islands, Coastal and Marine Management Programme, Caribbean Conservation Association, Barbados,
Version 1, 52 pp.
This review of institutional capacity and arrangements for the Governments of Grenada and St. Vincent and the Grenadines
is part of an initial (Phase I) assessment of the capacity of stakeholders to take part in the project on Sustainable Integrated
Development and Biodiversity Conservation in the Grenadine Islands. The purpose of this appraisal is to provide for
stakeholders and the project implementers an overview of the structure and inter-relations of government as they pertain to
the objectives of the project. The document will guide the project and stakeholders in regard to which government
departments need to be involved in co-management and the extent of their capability to be involved, for example, in comanaging
a park, tourism project, fishery, etc.
Groome, J.R. 1970. A Natural History of the Island of Grenada, West Indies. Caribbean Printers Limited, Trinidad.
115 pp.
Not seen.
Hawthorne, W.D., D Jules, and G. Marcelle. 2004. Caribbean Spice Island Plants: Trees, shrubs and climbers of
Grenada, Carriacou and Petit Martinique- A picture gallery with notws on identification, historical and other trivia.
Oxenfod forestry Institute. 330 pp.
An annotated catalogue showing the various plants of the island, their history, importance and how to cook them. Almost
750 plants are mentioned with 2000 pictures and brief notes. It shows how Grenada’s trees, shrubs and climbers are
entwined with her heritage and culture.
Hazell, Fred. 1945. The Life of John Hazell.
Not seen.
Hess, E. 1961. The fisheries of the Caribbean Sea. In: Atlantic Ocean fisheries, edited by D. Borgstrom and A.J.
Heighway. London, Fishing News (Books) Ltd., pp. 213-232.
The fisheries of the Lesser Antilles are reviewed by island groups. The Grenadines, an archipelago of small islands between
Grenada and St. Vincent, provide relatively rich fishing grounds, their main problem was one of transport of the catches to
the markets on the main islands. A scheme to provide a fish collecting station with chilled storage and ice storage facilities
was being developed on Canouan Island, to supply St. Vincent with fresh fish.
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