Barbados in environmental hot water

Source: Caribbean360

Bridgetown : Barbados | about 1 month ago

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A Canadian investor who said he pumped US$35 million into creating an eco-tourist facility in Barbados, is blaming the government for the closure of the 35-acre property and he's taking the matter to a higher authority. Peter Allard, developer of the Graeme Hall Nature Sanctuary, has filed a complaint...

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Barbados in environmental hot water

News Source: Caribbean360 | about 1 month ago

A Canadian investor who said he pumped US$35 million into creating an eco-tourist facility in Barbados, is blaming the government for the closure of the 35-acre property and he's taking the matter to a higher authority. Peter Allard, developer of the...