On Saturday, 15^th March, family members of 22 honourees proudly gathered at Long Bay, Beef Island to plant seagrape trees in honour of their ancestor’s legacy and contributions to building The Virgin Islands’ community

The Ministry of Environment, Natural Resources and Climate Change is in the process of developing new legislation aimed at enhancing the protection of the Virgin Islands' natural environment. In a bid to ensure that this legislation reflects the priorities and concerns of residents, the Ministry is inviting the public to participate in a brief, 5-minute survey.

The Ministry of the Environment, Natural Resources and Climate Change is pleased to announce the continuation of the Seagrape Tree Replanting Initiative at Long Bay, Beef Island. On Saturday 15th March, Sunday 23rd March, and Saturday 29th March 2025, an additional 65 seagrape trees will be planted as part of efforts to restore the beach environment

The Ministry of the Environment, Natural Resources and Climate Change invites the public to participate in seagrape tree plantings at Long Bay, Beef Island on Saturday 15^th March, Sunday 23^rd March and Saturday 29^th March, 2025 from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. 

Standing Committee Members

Representatives from multiple organisations including National Parks Trust, Members of the Ministry of Environment Natural Resources and Climate Change, Unite BVI and others are featured as they gathered last week to exchange information and collaborate on ideas.

It is a privilege to stand before you today as we embark on a journey that is fundamental to the future of our beloved Virgin Islands the development of our first-ever National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan (NBSAP).

Restorative work of the public picnic area at the Long Bay, Beef Island beach is expected to be completed before the end of the first quarter of 2025.

More than 21 environmental and technical officers have completed training in water quality monitoring, data analysis and storage.