Joey Brown
Joey Brown is the general curator at Hope Zoo and a recognized expert in crocodile ecology and conservation. He holds a master’s degree in this field and has been actively involved in monitoring crocodile populations in Jamaica. Brown has voiced strong criticism regarding the handling of crocodiles at the Greater Portmore Sewage Ponds, disputing the National Water Commission's claims about the removal of crocodiles prior to the ponds being drained. His dedication to the welfare of crocodiles and his firsthand observations underline the serious concerns about conservation practices in the region.
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Recent news mentions
Joey Brown is the general curator at Hope Zoo who led the team in relocating animals after Hurricane Melissa.
GoodHeart | Hope and heart at the zoo after Hurricane Melissa | Lifestyle
Jamaica· 2025-11-02
Joey Brown, a second-year student and friend of Anisa Dilworth, expressed disbelief over her killing during the protest.
UTech rallies for justice after Anisa Dilworth’s tragic death | Lead StoriesJamaica· 2025-05-20
Conservation biologist Joey Brown says it is important for Jamaica to allocate appropriate resources to effectively monitor the nation’s borders to prevent invasive species from entering the country.
Stronger monitoring important to keeping out invasive species, says conservation biologist amid capture of green iguanas | NewsJamaica· 2025-05-15
Joey Brown, general curator at Hope Zoo and an expert in crocodile ecology and conservation, strongly disputed the NWC’s version of events.
‘Gross negligence’ | News | Jamaica GleanerJamaica· 2025-04-27
