From Green Island to Rose Hall, the hotels lining Jamaica's north-western coast are consuming the very ecosystems that could make us rich — and the government is holding the door open.
The resort is called Princess Senses The Mangrove. Savour that name for a moment. It is among the most brazen acts of ecological branding in Caribbean tourism history — a luxury property, marketing itself as an intimate communion with nature. Yet, it is built on the grave of the very mangrove forest it bulldozed to exist.
