by Julia Rawlins-Bentham | Mar 17, 2022 | Ministry News
(Stock Photo) Swimmers and sea bathers are urged to avoid going between the channels created by buoys, which have been installed by the Maritime Affairs Section of the Ministry of the Environment at beaches across the island. The buoys are being used to identify...
by Melissa Rollock | Dec 7, 2021 | Top Stories
(Stock Photo) The National Conservation Commission (NCC) has condemned the indiscriminate dumping of waste in its public parks and beaches, and is appealing to the public to stop the unlawful and unsightly practice. In a recent statement, the NCC, which is responsible...
by Government of Barbados | Jul 5, 2021 | Top Stories
(Stock Photo) The National Conservation Commission (NCC) wishes to thank you the public for your patience and understanding while our teams work throughout the island to restore our parks, beaches and open spaces to clean, green, safe and comfortable...
by Melissa Rollock | Jun 9, 2021 | Top Stories
(Stock Photo) The National Conservation Commission (NCC) has advised that horse riding or bathing is only permitted at certain beaches on specific days and times. And, there are a number of legal and safety aspects which need to be considered when taking horses to the...
by Government of Barbados | Apr 10, 2021 | Top Stories
(FP) The National Conservation Commission has advised that beaches are presently closed and will remain closed for the rest of today, Saturday, April 10, due to the present atmospheric conditions. Low visibility compromises the effectiveness of lifeguard...