Human intervention and ecosystem changes likely behind decline in Giant African Snails

By Orville Williams orville.williams@antiguaobserver.com The longstanding scourge of the Giant African Snail appears to be on the decline in Antigua and Barbuda, with human intervention and ecosystem changes likely behind a drop in numbers. Since it was first reported in Antigua back in 2008, the pest spread rapidly, reaching nearly…

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