Dominica Gateway
Dominica aerial landscape

Waitukubuli — The Nature Island

The Runway and
the Rainforest

Dominica needs this airport. But quarrying next to the Northern Forest Reserve has stalled progress. There’s a better source of stone — and a way to fund the difference.

365 rivers at risk1 national bird, nowhere else on EarthStop order issued Dec 2025There IS a middle road

The Middle Road

Dominica needs this airport. The economy needs global connectivity, tourism infrastructure, and climate resilience. But the current path — quarrying millions of tons of basalt from Deux Branches, adjacent to the Northern Forest Reserve — has stalled progress in a polarizing “For vs. Against” deadlock.

Dominica Gateway proposes a pragmatic alternative: shift aggregate sourcing to the West Coast, use sea-based logistics, and fund the sustainability premium through Green Bonds and Diaspora investment. The runway gets built. The rainforest stays standing. Everyone moves forward.

Watch: Why there is a middle road for Dominica's airport

What Brings You Here?

Different people come to this issue with different needs. Choose your path — every road leads to the same transparent evidence base.

I’m a Citizen

Show me the environmental safeguards and what’s really happening at Deux Branches.

I’m an Investor

Show me how diaspora and green finance can fund the sustainable path.

I’m an Advocate

Show me the legal frameworks, FPIC records, and scientific evidence.

This Project Needs You

Dennis Augustine volunteers his time and pays for hosting, AI services, and development out of pocket. Your donation or investment helps sustain the advocacy work behind this project.

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Traditional Kalinago larouma basket

“The value of something has more to do with what we value than what something costs.”

The Kalinago peoples have lived on Waitukubuli for thousands of years without destroying it. Any path forward that ignores their voice is not only unjust — it’s impractical. Indigenous stewardship is the sustainability model.

Indigenous Integrity in the Greenprint
The Sisserou parrot — Dominica's national bird

The Sisserou Parrot — endemic, endangered, irreplaceable.

Conceptual sustainable airport in Dominica's landscape

A world-class airport — nested in the greenery, not erasing it.

Both are possible. That is the middle road.

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Dominican community gathering

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