- (Redirected from Black River Lower Morass). The Black River is one of the longest rivers in Jamaica. At a length of 53.4 km (33.2 mi)...
- The Lower Morass and its diverse ecosystems are essential for the maintenance of the overall biodiversity of the area.
- The Black River Lower Morass is the largest freshwater wetland ecosystem in Jamaica and the Caribbean.
- The Lower Black River Morass is one of Jamaica's largest wetlands, with 142 square kilometers of mangrove and swamp providing a rich habitat for a variety of...
- In light of this, therefore, it is appropriate that the Black River Lower Morass be nominated as a biosphere reserve so that it can be placed on the World...
- The largest freshwater wetland ecosystem in Jamaica, the Black River Lower Morass is a complex of shallow brackish lagoons, limestone islands, tidal marshes...
- Objective 2: To determine which method of treatment is most appropriate for management of the M. quinquenervia in the Black River Lower Morass.
- The Black River Lower Morass is Jamaica's largest wetland, and is a refuge for two endangered species—the American crocodile and the West Indian...
- The Black River Lower Morass is a recognized.
- The Black River Lower Morass was designated Jamaica’s first wetland of international importance under the RAMSAR Convention on 10 July 1997.
- The Black River forms the lower morass—a collection of small sea estuaries, swamps, and marshes that collectively form the largest swamp in the Caribbean.
- A section of the Lower Black River Morass, one of Jamaica's largest wetlands.
- Jamaica has extended the area of the Black River Lower Morass Wetland of International Importance from 5,700 hectares to 85,664 ha.
- ... in the parish of St. Elizabeth, Jamaica, the Black River Lower Morass (coordinates 18.189553°N and 77.683307°W) has an approximate area of 6...
