Cape Eleuthera Institute

The Cape Eleuthera Institute is a research and education facility that works to enhance conservation initiatives and economic prosperity at local, regional, and global scales through research, education, and outreach. In 2013 through the work of Chris Maxey of The Island School and Dr. Betsy Boze, President of The College of The Bahamas, CEI was renamed The College of The Bahamas Cape Eleuthera Institute. The institute seeks to model how island nations can employ intentional strategies for managing supplies, processing waste, producing energy, and conserving water. CEI is supported in part by The Cape Eleuthera Foundation and through private funding and research grants.

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Marine and Wind Energy Environmental Documents Related to Cape Eleuthera Institute

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Obligations and Aspirations: A Critical Evaluation of Offshore Wind Farm Cumulative Impact Assessments Willsteed, E., Jude, S., Gill, A. Journal Article Wind Energy, Fixed Offshore Wind Physical Environment
Developing a Deeper Understanding of Animal Movements and Spatial Dynamics through Novel Application of Network Analyses Jacoby, D., Brooks, E., Croft, D. Journal Article Fish, Demersal Fish, Pelagic Fish, Marine Mammals
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