The EHCP shared a booth with the Bahamas National Trust in the Environmental Expo hosted by Sandals on November 22. The purpose of the event was to bring together various organizations and agencies with an interest in environmental issues to display their work. Mr. Cordell Thompson was the speaker for the day-long event and gave the crowd of teachers and students much good advice on the importance of creating a sustainable Exuma. The EHCP booth provided interested visitors with information about our mission, our projects, membership and the Moriah Harbour Cay National Park, a priority cause for our organization. Thank you to Sandals for a great day!

Mr. Minns displays the Moriah Harbour Cay Land and Sea Park map.

Mr. Basil Minns, Ms. Catherine Booker, and Mr. Kenneth Nixon of the EHCP.

Mr. Cordell Thompson spoke about sustainability on Exuma.

A Discovery Club member shows Mrs. Bethel how to play to recycle can toss.

Students display their artwork made from recycled materials.

The Hall Family of Rolle Town shows off fruits and vegetables from their farm.

The Discovery Club members (also St. Andrews students) hosted the Bahamas National Trust booth.