A FLORAL PARADISE:
Exploring the Beauty of Queen Elizabeth II
Botanic Park in the Cayman Islands
History
• Named in honor of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, who visited the Cayman Islands in 1994.
• It was created with the goal of preserving and showcasing the unique flora and fauna of the Cayman Islands.
Mission
• The mission is to protect, conserve, and promote the rich biodiversity of the Cayman Islands.
• The park aims to showcase the unique plant species found in the region, raise awareness about the importance of conservation, and provide educational opportunities to visitors.
• With its extensive collections of native and endemic plants, as well as its efforts to conserve endangered species and restore natural habitats, it plays a significant role in preserving the natural heritage of the Cayman Islands.
• Actively engaged in various conservation efforts to protect endangered species, restore natural habitats, and promote environmental sustainability.
• Focus on preserving and rehabilitating species such as the Blue Iguana, which is endemic to the Cayman Islands and was once on the brink of extinction.
