"The mangroves and sea grass beds of Portland Bight produce fish, conch and lobster eggs and larvae that are carried by currents all along the south coast. Without a source of eggs and larvae the fish, conch and lobster could die out." Marcia Ford, Centre for Marine Sciences.
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Great Goat Island (foreground) and Little Goat Island - Jeremy Francis 
Manatee Bay, Hellshire Coast, with Goat Islands in the distance - Jeremy Francis 
Manatee Bay wetlands - Evert Henningheim 
Salt Island Lagoon and Horseshoe Cave, Hellshire - Andreas Oberli 
Salt Creek is lined with several Mangrove species - Ted Lee Eubanks 
Mangroves of Salt Creek create an extremely rich habitat for wildlife - Ted Lee Eubanks 
Horseshoe Cave near Salt Island Lagoon - Amanda Neil 
Hellshire Hills and Manatee Bay - Jeremy Francis 
Hawksbill Sea Turtle nesting beach at Manatee Bay - Mike Fouraker 
Eastern side of Manatee Bay, Hellshire - Kirsten Hines 
The hills rise steeply above Manatee Bay - Dawn Fleuchaus 
Approaching Little Half Moon Cay, an important breeding site for Brown Noddy - Lisa Sorenson 
Protection of the Fish Sanctuaries in the PBPA provide critical nurseries and ensure our future for fishing - Max Earle 
Approaching Great Goat Island, a cay with the highest elevation in the PBPA - Ted Lee Eubanks 
Great Goat Island is lush with dry tropical forest plants - Ted Lee Eubanks 
Healthy mangroves along the eastern coast of Great Goat Island - Kirsty Swinnerton 
The western bay at Little Goat Island is rich with seagrass - Kirsty Swinnerton 
Little Goat Island bay coastline - Kirsty Swinnerton