This document contains photos documenting various instances of illegal dumping around The Bahamas, including abandoned vehicles, debris from shanty towns, litter, furniture, appliances and other waste improperly disposed of in locations like Faith Avenue, Bellot Road, Cowpen Road, and Firetrail Road. The photos show signs erected in an attempt to prevent dumping, as well as abandoned items like cars, mattresses, and garbage threatening to cause further litter. The document illustrates the ongoing problem of illegal dumping of various materials across The Bahamas.

2. Car Dumping
Taken 8/11/2014. This
shows illegal car
dumping. This
picture was taken on
Bellot Road

3. This was a sign for
the measurement
taken by B.E.C. to
prevent dumping in
this area on Firetrail
Road.

4. This picture shows
the debris of a
Shanty Town and it is
not properly
managed. Taken on
8/11/14 on Faith
Avenue.

5. Another photo of the
Shanty Town.

6. Car shell and other
debris in the Shanty
Town.

7. Another photo of the
debris in the Shanty
Town.

8. Along with illegal
dumping, these bags
were not properly
disposed of leading
to the bags to be
counted as litter.
Photo taken on
7/11/14, Cowpen
Road

9. Going on with the
illegal dumping. You
can see here that
there is litter also.

10. Further along
Cowpen Road people
dump other
substances such as
old tvs, boxes,
furniture and other
old substances.

11. Wooden crates are
also dumped along
Cowpen

12. More debris on the
site of the dumping.

13. Sometimes car parts
are dumped along
with other materials.

15. Matresses are also
dumped. In certain
cases they can fall off
trucks and cars.
These rot away if
they are not taken
up.

17. These conch shells
were dumped and
they could’ve been
recycled and used as
décor or some other
things.

18. This picture shos a
garbage that is not
secure and this can
cause litter because
animals can move
the garbage through
the area.

19. This is another
measure that was
taken to prevent
dumping in the area
of Cowpen Road, but
people do not adhere
to it.

20. In the area of the
sign that was just
shown. The area is
filled with garbage.

24. This truck was
abandoned and it is
now falling apart and
this counts as
dumping. Photo
Taken 7/11/14, Bellot
Road.

26. This company helps
with landscape
maintenance along
with Bahamas Waste.
They deal with
garbage on a small
scale and not mainly
like Bahamas Waste
does.

27. Photos Taken By: Myself (Jordan Williams)