By Cimeron Morrissey Since the April 20th explosion of BP’s Deepwater Horizon platform, the broken well has spewed between 89 to 176 million gallons of oil into the Gulf of Mexico, according to federal estimates. Governmental and nonprofit organizations are mobilizing volunteers to help protect the water, wildlife and coastline that lie in the path of the oil. Here’s what you can do to reduce the oil spill’s impact on dive sites, fragile ecosystems, marine life and the people whose livelihood depend on these natural resources: Related posts:Adventure Sports II suing British Petroleum So lately is all about the Oil Spill… and... Florida Keys ...

The Cayman Islands Tourism Association (CITA) regrets to inform the public of an urgent situation that has arisen which will cause the Kittiwake sinking events scheduled to take place between July 24th - 27th, 2010, to be postponed. Related posts:Kittiwake set to make a splash in the Cayman Islands It will be an exciting week in Grand Cayman... Ex-U.S.S. Kittiwake to Sink off Seven Mile Beach This Summer Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands (March 9, 2010) – The... Peter Bethune… not really an eco ninja? Or a smart bloke…. Kiwi anti-whaling activist Peter Bethune is expected to be... Related posts brought ...