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The La Vista Azul Resort has recently embarked on a new initiative that focuses on caring for the Turks and Caicos Islands’ environment.

Not only will the team at La Vista Azul participate in upcoming “Earth Day” cleanup campaigns, but it has also made a commitment to ensure that the Turtle Cove area remains free of debris all year round.

This initiative involves a scheduled cleanup campaign that will take place on a bi-weekly basis along Pratt’s Road, formerly Turtle Cove Road, La Vista’s newly adopted cleanup zone. The Provident Ltd. beach access which is near the property has also been beautified and signage installed by the Department of Environment and Coastal Resources.

“We are delighted to participate in this ongoing cleanup initiative and we are fully committed to being socially and environmentally responsible across the entire Turks and Caicos,” said Caesar Campbell, the resort’s managing director. “It is incredible to see the enthusiasm of our employees as they work together to make a real difference in this area.

“The energy and the smiles confirm that our team truly wants to make a difference while beautifying the Turtle Cove area. We are also encouraging other resorts and businesses in the area to team up with us to keep the environment clean and inviting.”

In addition to the cleanup campaign, Campbell said PPC Ltd. has assisted La Vista Azul with the installation of six street lights between the sign at the Bight Children’s Park and the resort. This effort was undertaken by La Vista Azul as a safety and security measure which allows guests to travel freely along the well lit area at night, whether they are walking, cycling or driving.