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With the strong support and the enthusiasm of our founder, Robert J. Schwartz, ECAAR/EPS undertook a major effort to study the economics of developing a land trust for demilitarized land on the island of Vieques, where at the time the US military conducted training using live munitions. Follow a link below to learn more about our efforts in Vieques.
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