Guam Ocean

Her next trip to the beach!

It' a beautiful, peaceful, safe, secluded, privately owned place offering US housing from the inside out. The journey from our plot is simple, as we are situated in the centre of the isle. The patio/deck is " exclusive " for our guests.

It is a great place to socialize, communicate with other visitors and socialize. On the patio/deck there is a barbecue area, burner, wok area, sink, table and chair. It is recommended that all our clients cook on the terrace/deck, as the kitchen area in our apartments is too small to allow it.

It is a common room for general use. Ocean Villa is less used than other areas of the sea. Seems more personal than a shore. The sand on the beaches is smooth and smooth at your foot, the water is quiet and flat, which is equally secure for children and people.

The Guam Ocean Planning Team is meeting with the mayor of Guam

So much of the biggest, deeper ocean lives in the big shade of blues that surrounds us. That is why a new group has come to the fore, the Guam Ocean Planning Team. Recently they turned to the local mayor, in the hope of getting a deeper view from the inhabitants. "When you realize that everyone is looking at the ocean so many things now, there will certainly be many conflicting ways humans want to use the ocean and how they have used it in the past and what comes next for all sorts of things, as well as renewables and the like," said Dr. Jason Biggs of the University of Guam Marine Lab.

He is also on the Ocean Planning Team, an endeavour that is being driven forward by the Presidency Decree on the Conservation of Maritime Forests. "We' re planning to increase the effectiveness of the men who come to do things. One of our key objectives is to bring together all these legislation and jurisdiction and, as I said, to create a playground for who the stakes are."

In order to provide a surface that can turn the Isle of Guam from the seabed to our highest point, the Mt Lam Lam. "When I say I want a windfarm here and everything you need to construct, we don't have to face the misunderstandings or the harsh emotions that come with developing Pago Bay when you don't think they were there from the beginning," he said.

Therefore, the group turned to the mightors of the archipelago at the beginning of the group. "To be inafa'maolek, we must extend our design effort. and constituencies to be able to sit there and speak to them in an open and nonthreatening manner.

With your help, you can remove some of the obstacles the administration has put up in the villages," Dr. Biggs said. "But one of the objectives is not only to conserve natural and cultural assets, but also those that are dependent on them. But the problem is that we have many charts showing state jurisdiction, supranational jurisdiction, cosmopolitan fisheries, shipping - we don't have many things to do with what the public want or what the public are doing right now."

To learn more, please see the Pacific Islands Regional Planning Body page on Facebook.