Consequently, a convenient place to cool off from the tropical heat is never far away. A small part of the property is gradually being converted into a subsistence farm. The remainder, about 85 acres, will remain in bush. To date, more than 200 fruit trees have been planted on the farm including coconut, orange, lemon, papaya, banana, Surinam cherry, soursap, and mango. Pineapples, cassava, and cashews as well as various vegetables are also grown.
Chickens roam freely about the farm.
Parrots and toucans are frequent visitors to the forest canopy nearby.