Articles about hurricane ivan

Underwater view of weathered concrete human figures covered in coral and sponge on white sand in Moliniere Bay, Grenada, shafts of sunlight, snorkeller silhouetted above

How Grenada's Underwater Sculpture Park Began, and Why It Matters

The story of Grenada's Underwater Sculpture Park: Hurricane Ivan, Jason deCaires Taylor's first figures in Moliniere Bay in 2006, and the movement it started.

14/10/2026 8 min read

Close underwater view of a partly bleached brain coral beside healthy colourful corals and small reef fish off Grenada, shafts of sunlight, shallow clear water

Reefs & Marine Protected Areas

What Is Happening to Grenada's Coral Reefs? Threats and Signs of Hope

The state of Grenada's coral reefs explained: bleaching, disease, hurricanes, runoff, sargassum and lionfish, plus what protection and recovery efforts are doin

14/10/2026 8 min read

Weathered wooden fishing pirogues pulled up on a Carriacou beach under a towering grey and white storm cloud, calm turquoise water in front, wide angle from the waterline

Hurricane Season Afloat

How Often Do Hurricanes Hit Grenada? A Sailor's Reading of the Record

How often hurricanes really hit Grenada: Janet, Ivan, Emily and Beryl, why 12 degrees north is no guarantee, and what the record means for boats here in summer.

14/10/2026 8 min read