Articles about hurricane ivan

Mona monkey with white hip patches sitting on a mossy branch in misty rainforest canopy at Grand Etang, telephoto side angle, soft diffused green light

Mona Monkeys in Grenada: Origins, Behaviour and Where to See Them

Mona monkeys came to Grenada from West Africa centuries ago. Their history, how a troop behaves, where to see them at Grand Etang and why feeding them does harm

14/10/2026 8 min read

Moss-covered twisted trees and bromeliads in a misty elfin woodland on a high Grenada ridge, tiny ferns underfoot, close-up perspective at eye level, soft diffuse light through cloud

Rainforest, Volcanoes & Crater Lakes

From Dry Scrub to Elfin Woodland: Grenada's Forest Zones Explained

Grenada's forest zones explained, from coastal dry scrub and mangroves to montane rainforest and elfin woodland, and the trees, ferns and plants to look for in

14/10/2026 8 min read

Farmer in rubber boots carrying a basket of ripe yellow cocoa pods along a shaded hillside track in Grenada's interior, banana leaves around, dappled morning light

Grenada Mainland

Grenada's Hill Villages: Life in the Cocoa and Nutmeg Interior

Away from the coast, Grenada's hill villages live by cocoa, nutmeg and ground provisions. What these interior communities are like and how to visit respectfully

14/10/2026 7 min read

Aerial view of a hillside village in St George's, Grenada, with new hip-roofed concrete houses beside older wooden cottages, lush regrown nutmeg trees, clear morning light

Climate & Sustainability

Twenty Years After Hurricane Ivan: What Grenada Changed

Hurricane Ivan struck Grenada in September 2004 and reshaped how the island builds, insures and prepares. What happened, what changed and what still needs work.

14/10/2026 8 min read