The developers have been blocked and East Wells stays protected. Those greedy suits finally backed off because they could not handle the heat we brought to their door.
East Wells is a marine sanctuary for all of the marine life and birds of Bimini, we need to act now to protect it from being destroyed by developers who have plans on building houses for the rich.
The momentum behind this is undeniable and the developers are finally feeling the heat. They think they can pave over our sanctuary for profit but this surge of support proves they are dead wrong.
Reached 100 supporters
July 28, 2019
41 Comments
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Rueshane Iredia
7 years ago
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I remember when I was younger our caretaker would take us out on a small boat to East Well to pick coco plums and sea grapes as well as getting crabs for dinner. East well is very important to the people and wild life that makes Bimini.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
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Save East Wells, our marine life is very important so is our eco system which East Wells are a part off. Money is not everything, make this area a protected area by The Bahamas National Trust!
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Ericka Adderley
7 years ago
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New development not only destroy the mangroves ( which protects the island from our number one natural disaster), but you are destroying apart of Bimini's history. Yes, your venture might bring more money to the economy but at what cost. I endorsed this petition 100%
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Milan Turnquest
7 years ago
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this wanton destruction of our vital mangroves and fish nurseries must stop immediately!
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Evita Pintard
7 years ago
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Growing up on Bimini, Eastwell was always some where special to visit during spring and summer breaks to pick sea grapes and coco plums. I always thought it was protected. It feels like our governments are just prostituting the country. One day soon hopefully our leaders would realize that investors want to be here and will be wise enough to stop giving away our birthright. All of this expansion has changed the landscape of Bimini. Just look at Spook Hill. How much more Mr PM, Mrs MP and Mr MOTA?
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Jeffrey Richard Davis
7 years ago
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As a Bahamian from Bimini I am distressed at the blatant ignorance of our sustainability built on our history as the first global ecotourism island of The Bahamas. The greed and abuse of our world heritage community is a crime.
The developers have been blocked and East Wells stays protected. Those greedy suits finally backed off because they could not handle the heat we brought to their door.
East Wells is a marine sanctuary for all of the marine life and birds of Bimini, we need to act now to protect it from being destroyed by developers who have plans on building houses for the rich.
The momentum behind this is undeniable and the developers are finally feeling the heat. They think they can pave over our sanctuary for profit but this surge of support proves they are dead wrong.
Reached 100 supporters
July 28, 2019
41 Comments
R
Rueshane Iredia
7 years ago
Featured
I remember when I was younger our caretaker would take us out on a small boat to East Well to pick coco plums and sea grapes as well as getting crabs for dinner. East well is very important to the people and wild life that makes Bimini.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Featured
Save East Wells, our marine life is very important so is our eco system which East Wells are a part off. Money is not everything, make this area a protected area by The Bahamas National Trust!
E
Ericka Adderley
7 years ago
Featured
New development not only destroy the mangroves ( which protects the island from our number one natural disaster), but you are destroying apart of Bimini's history. Yes, your venture might bring more money to the economy but at what cost. I endorsed this petition 100%
M
Milan Turnquest
7 years ago
Featured
this wanton destruction of our vital mangroves and fish nurseries must stop immediately!
E
Evita Pintard
7 years ago
Featured
Growing up on Bimini, Eastwell was always some where special to visit during spring and summer breaks to pick sea grapes and coco plums. I always thought it was protected. It feels like our governments are just prostituting the country. One day soon hopefully our leaders would realize that investors want to be here and will be wise enough to stop giving away our birthright. All of this expansion has changed the landscape of Bimini. Just look at Spook Hill. How much more Mr PM, Mrs MP and Mr MOTA?
J
Jeffrey Richard Davis
7 years ago
Featured
As a Bahamian from Bimini I am distressed at the blatant ignorance of our sustainability built on our history as the first global ecotourism island of The Bahamas. The greed and abuse of our world heritage community is a crime.
I remember when I was younger our caretaker would take us out on a small boat to East Well to pick coco plums and sea grapes as well as getting crabs for dinner. East well is very important to the people and wild life that makes Bimini.