QE II Btanic Park, Grand Cayman Island, BWI
For information on the Recovery Program or to donate, visit www.blueiguana.ky
For information on the Recovery Program or to donate, visit www.blueiguana.ky
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- Founded:
- We envision a population of at least one thousand Grand Cayman Blue Iguanas, living freely within protected areas, reproducing naturally and continuing to evolve in step with their ever-changing natural environment.
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Blue Iguana Recovery Programme Happy New Year to everyone, from the Blue Iguana Recovery Programme. In four months it will be breeding season for the Blues. Thant's when the year really starts.
Blue Iguana Recovery Programme From some of the iguanas we released into the wild, Dec '09
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Blue Iguana Recovery Programme We would like to put out a GREAT BIG THANK YOU to all the volunteers, both local and international, who helped with the programme this past year. And thanks to all the support from out fans, friends, and family. The 2009 breeding and hatching season was the most successful to date.
Blue Iguana Recovery Programme Processing 1+ year olds today to get an annual size. 39 completed, 70ish more to do this week.
Blue Iguana Recovery Programme 39 Blue Iguanas (Cyclura Lewisi) are, for the first time, waking up with an unobstructed view of the clear blue sky. And NOT getting breakfast in bed. They should do fine.
Blue Iguana Recovery Programme Today we will be releasing 24 Blue Iguanas (Cyckura Lewisi) into the Salina Reserve. 16 more will be following shortly. Health screenings checked out great, the size of these two year olds have been, on average, larger than any previous year. They should do great out there.
Blue Iguana Recovery Programme
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Eye eye! Meet Pompey's latest signing - Much like the team she supports, this Blue Iguana is a critically endangered species.
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Fred Burton MBE is the first winner of the JNCC's Overseas Territories nd Crown Dependencies Nature Conservation Award
Blue Iguana Recovery Programme Getting a lot done with the WCS vets this week. By this day next week there will be more Cyclura Lewisi roaming in the wild.
Blue Iguana Recovery Programme Health screening continues today with the captive adults.
Blue Iguana Recovery Programme day one of health assesments down. Very productive day. So begins day two.
Blue Iguana Recovery Programme It's a wonderful time of the year, the WCS Vets are here and this week we are starting our annual health assesments.
