Exile you will appreciate this

[Peter R]

From: International Iguana Foundation
Published May 20, 2013 04:04 PM
Record number of Jamaican Iguanas released as part of ongoing recovery program.
World's 'most endangered lizard' making remarkable comeback. Efforts could be futile if charcoal burning continues to destroy iguana’s dry forest habitat.

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http://www.enn.com/press_releases/4157

[Exile]

Unfortunately, I don't hold out much hope....habitat destruction is a daily thing...burning coal is an everyday occurrence and some of the people who do it will come and take down huge guango trees, hardwood, lumber....of course is 'Jah' tree.....

[Willi]

First in 50 years?

Steeeups, I used to see them crossing the street in hellshire even in the 1980s. My uncle used to brag of eating iguana in the 1970s...

[Exile]

A little exaggerated I agree....but you cant stay at Mona and see them...