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Scorpions coach claims narrow advantage despite Pride’s 348 on day one
Daniel Blake | Sports Writer | blaked@jamaicaobserver.com 
April 13 12:12 AM
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Hylton calls for partnership in search for solutions
Observer Reporter 
July 1, 2001
THE management of Jamaica's ocean and coastal zone can only be effective if the community groups, non-governmental organisations, farmers, artisans an...
Environment, News
Hemp jacket heralds sustainable style
London Press Service 
July 1, 2001
THE BioRegional Development Group, a UK-based environmental organisation that works on projects to bring local sustainability into mainstream business...
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I do
Novia McDonald-White 
June 27, 2001
We've had the engagement dinner, planned the shower, enjoyed rehearsing for the big day and Voila! -- it's the day when vows are exchanged. What to ea...
Environment, News
Birdshooting season opens
Observer Reporter 
June 25, 2001
BIRD shooting season for the year 2001 is slated to run from August 18 to September 23 and the Natural Resources Conservation Authority (NRCA) is urgi...
Environment, News
Leave those trees!
Observer Reporter 
June 24, 2001
NATURAL forests around the world are disappearing at a rate of about four million hectares per year causing severe damage to the ecosystems including ...
Environment, News
Forestry department launches website
Observer Reporter 
June 24, 2001
THE Forestry Department recently formally launched its website, which is aimed at improving public awareness of the country's forests and the need to ...
Environment, News
Caribbean leaders aligned against whale sanctuary
Observer Reporter 
June 18, 2001
Roseau, Dominica, AP -- Members of prime minister, Pierre Charles' party are urging him not to change the Caribbean nation's stance against a South Pa...
Environment, News
Watching the polluted world turns
Observer Reporter 
June 10, 2001
SCIENTISTS last week unveiled the most complete view of global air pollution ever assembled -- moving pictures that chart concentrations of carbon mon...
Environment, News
Why biodiversity matters
Observer Reporter 
June 10, 2001
SINCE the human species first became fully conscious of the natural world, nature has usually seemed unassailable, and abundant with plant and animal ...
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Let’s get married
Novia McDonald-White 
June 6, 2001
June is still the most favoured month for weddings. Perhaps it's because the sun has begun to embrace us fully or there are flowers opening just about...
Environment, News
It’s National Environmental Awareness Week
Observer Reporter 
June 3, 2001
SEVERAL environmental activities have been organised by the National Environment and Planning Agency (NEPA) and a number of non-governmental organisat...
Environment, News
Crocodile alert!
Observer Reporter 
June 3, 2001
AS the local crab season progresses, the National Environment and Planning Agency (NEPA) is advising members of the public to exercise extreme caution...
Environment, News
About corals
Observer Reporter 
June 3, 2001
CORAL reefs are one of the wonders of nature, because of their enchanting beauty and unusual biology. In addition, many consider them to be second onl...
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Grilled Treats
Novia McDonald-White 
May 30, 2001
The early morning rain had quenched the usual oppressive midday sun and as we made the climb up the steep driveway and then down into a veritable bush...
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The Jamaica Observer TABLE TALK NOMINEES 2001
Novia McDonald-White 
May 30, 2001
It has never been a more exciting time for us at The Jamaica Observer. It happens tonight. Our stylist Maurine Capleton is pulling out all of Tent Cit...
Environment, News
Blue Flag for Jamaican beaches?
Observer Reporter 
May 27, 2001
THE Natural Resources Conversation Authority (NRCA), Jamaica's principal environmental management agency, is exploring the appropriateness of the 'Blu...
News
Breakfast a hands-on affair
Novia McDonald-White 
May 23, 2001
Sunday morning breakfast is thankfully a tradition still held dear by most Jamaicans and for the McHughs -- tradition is about setting the table for e...
Environment, News
Forests are prime reservoirs of biodiversity
Observer Reporter 
May 13, 2001
ANTHROPOLOGISTS believe that species ancestral to ours lived amid the trees, later emerging to grassland savannas to explore and hunt. Still cradles o...
Environment, News
A pollution-free world is basic human right
Observer Reporter 
May 6, 2001
GENEVA/NAIROBI -- Everyone has the right to live in a world free from toxic pollution and environmental degradation, the United Nations Commission on ...
Environment, News
STRN mounts sea turtle display at airport
Observer Reporter 
May 6, 2001
A wildlife display funded and commissioned by Canadian Green Fund and erected through the Sea Turtle Recovery Network (STRN), was recently mounted at ...
Environment, News
BirdLife Ja conducts pelican count on Earth Day
Observer Reporter 
April 29, 2001
A survey of Refuge Cay, a mangrove island near Port Royal within Kingston Harbour which is an important nesting site of the regionally endangered Brow...

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