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Yntegra has proposed plans to dredge in the North Bay to service an industrial back-of-house facility for their proposed Rosewood resort. Here's what that could look like. This video contains a computer-generated illustration and a conceptual rendering based on publicly available plans. For illustrative purposes only.
Yntegra claims this industrial dock in the North Bay is the only way to service their proposed Rosewood resort. They claim the areas of the North Bay that they intend to dredge are barren and devoid of marine life. They claim there's no alternative.
A better way forward: Move the industrial dock to the south end of Sampson Cay where deep water already exists, where neighboring islands already receive their supplies and where Yntegra is planning to dredge two deep-water marinas for mega yachts.
There's already deep-water access at the south end of Sampson Cay plus Yntegra already plans to dredge 10 acres to create two superyacht marinas. Moving the supply dock and industrial facilities from the North Bay to the south would:


We believe development doesn’t justify destroying what makes a place special. Exuma's economy depends on its natural beauty. Tourism, fishing, and marine recreation all rely on healthy waters. What happens in North Bay sets a precedent for the entire Bahamian archipelago.

Local businesses and tour operators use the North Bay for their tourist operations. Every snorkeling trip, dive, every peaceful morning exploring these waters happens because this bay is pristine and safe.

Turtlegrass Resort’s entire concept depends on the North Bay remaining what it is: crystal-clear water, thriving seagrass beds, untouched beauty - which is why we’ve had to put our eco-resort development on hold in the face of this threat.
We refuse to accept that progress means sacrificing the livelihoods of people who were here first, building businesses that actually celebrate what makes Exuma special.