Graeme Hall Nature Sanctuary

Graeme Hall Nature Sanctuary possesses 42 for every penny of the Ramsar wetland at Graeme Hall, in Christ Church, Barbados. It is claimed by Peter Allard, a Canadian speculator and donor. In late 2011 he was named Queen's Counsel by the territory of British Columbia. He has put more than US$35 million into the 35-section of land eco-tourism site to save the last and noteworthy mangrove forest and wetland on Barbados. The haven is home to the Graeme Hall Swamp, a mangrove overwhelm which was a mainstream vacation destination until around 2006.

Be that as it may, because of a continuous question between the proprietor and the Barbados government over uncontrolled contamination, professedly from circumscribing government-possessed land, it has been shut to people in general. Since around 2008 it has progressively experienced strikes and poaching by local people about which the neighborhood police are allegedly doing nothing. Starting at 2014 it was the last case of the ious seaside swamps which once specked the leeward shore of Barbados from Speightstown on the northern west drift to Chancery Lane Swamp only south of the air terminal. Throughout the years the majority of the bogs have been filled in for business improvement executing the greater part of the untamed life that relied on them.