Cuba has thrown a lifeline to the Caribbeans endangered and critically endangered marine turtles with a ministerial resolution ending all harvesting of marine turtles. Read More
Zeolite is used in Cuba as a fertilizer mixed with nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium plus other nutrients to be applied in potato fields. And is also used by chicken and egg producers. Read More
Attractive and ecologically functional dunes in the Jardines del Rey, an archipelago on Cuba's north coast, are being monitored and controlled since this is one of the island's main tourist areas, with some 3,600 rooms distributed between 12 hotels.
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Experts from Empresa Geologo-Minera del Centro are weighing the opening of gold and copper-zinc mines in Villa Clara, in conjunction with Venezuela. Read More
This hotel in the eastern Cuban province of Holguin is among the top ten preferred hotels by travellers in the categories of Best All Inclusive Hotels of the World and most Romantic in Latin America and the Caribbean. Read More
Cuba over-fulfilled its reforestation commitment in 2007, by planting 136 million trees to end among the top four Latin American and Caribbean countries advancing in this task. If this rhythm is maintained every year, Cuba might materialize its goal of forests on 29 percent of its surface by the year 2015. Read More
Susan McDade, resident representative of the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), praised the actions taken by Cuba towards sustainable development and thanked the Cuban government for the support in the second stage of the Sabana Camaguey Project. Read More
The decision was applauded by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) as a lifeline to all turtle species hatching on beaches throughout the Caribbean, but above all the critically endangered hawksbill turtle. Read More
This study paves the way for future inquiries on the dynamics and interaction of aquatic animals with temperature, rocks, salinity, pressure, and constructive elements introduced by man in Long Lagoon. Read More
On that occasion it was asked to UNESCO to create a World Council to spread the ideas of Martí. The project was approved and groups 48 prestigious figures, such as the Uruguayan Mario Benedetti and the Colombian Gabriel García Márquez. Read More