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Island Challenge participants plant 300 trees in Hurricane Melissa recovery push

OCHO RIOS, St Ann — Participants in the Sandals Foundation Island Challenge traded running shoes and kayaks for rugged trails and seedlings on Saturday, as day two of the four-day endurance event combined physical exertion with efforts to help restore Jamaica’s forests following the devastation caused by Hurricane Meli

Caribbean NewsOct 4, 2026by BY BRIAN PITTER Observer writer pitterb@jamaicaobserver.com

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