Epstein Secrets

ies composition of the island is typical of an east-facing, semi-arid Caribbean island and closely resembles the vegetation found on the east end of St. John and St. Thomas. There are approximately 100 native species present on the island. One species is listed on the Federal or Territorial Endangered Sp

e it grows epiphytically among the leaves and culms of the grass. The species thrives in areas which are steep, grass covered, or rocky hillsides. Wetland Areas Two wetland areas exist on the island in addition to the coastal areas. These wetland areas are located on the north and western sides of the islan

ies composition of the island is typical of an east-facing, semi-arid Caribbean island and closely resembles the vegetation found on the east end of St. John and St. Thomas. There are approximately 100 native species present on the island. One species is listed on the Federal or Territorial Endangered Sp

e it grows epiphytically among the leaves and culms of the grass. The species thrives in areas which are steep, grass covered, or rocky hillsides. Wetland Areas Two wetland areas exist on the island in addition to the coastal areas. These wetland areas are located on the north and western sides of the islan

es composition of the island is typical of an east-facing, semi-arid Caribbean island and closely resembles the vegetation found on the east end of St. John. There are approximately 100 native species present on the island. One species is listed on the Federal or Territorial Endangered Species list, and

hich are steep, grass covered, or rocky hillsides. For more information regarding this endangered species refer to Appendix A. (Burbidge 2007) 2.7 Wetland Areas Two wetland areas exist on the island in addition to the coastal wetland areas. These wetland areas are located on the north and western sides of t