Latin America and the Caribbean regional project 538-0169 · 1991 · natural resources and biodiversity · Caribbean Conservation Association

Despite centuries of agricultural development, Grenada retains an impressive array of cultural and natural resources; remnant forests and coral reefs persist, as do over 450 species of flowering plants and 150 species of birds. DEC abstract (PN-ABH-224)

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Antigua and Barbuda. Historical, Conservation, and Environmental CommissionLikely, not confirmed1
Grenada. Ministry of External Affairs, Agriculture, Lands, Forestry, Tourism, and Legal AffairsLikely, not confirmed1
End year 1991 (our estimate)Likely, not confirmed2
Scope: regionalLikely, not confirmed2
Rolled out under Ronald ReaganOur estimate2
Caribbean Conservation AssociationStated in a document5
Island Resources FoundationStated in a document5
Environmental Awareness GroupStated in a document1
Grenada National TrustStated in a document1
National Research and Development Foundation (St. Lucia)Stated in a document1
St. Vincent National TrustStated in a document1
GrenadaStated in a document2
Eastern CaribbeanStated in a document2
Saint Vincent and the GrenadinesStated in a document2
Antigua and BarbudaStated in a document2
Saint LuciaStated in a document2
Saint Kitts-NevisStated in a document1
DominicaStated in a document1
538-0169-A-6062Stated in a document9
USAID. Bur. for Latin America and the Caribbean. Regional Development Ofc.Stated in a document5
Caribbean RegionalStated in a document5
Topics (15)Stated in a document15
Start year 1986Stated in a document2