Agriculture and tourism are the foundation of the economy. The output of nutmeg, the main agricultural product, accounts for about one-third of the world's total output, second only to Indonesia, ranking second in the world. It is now a member of the Commonwealth.

 

　　Grenada is a member of many international organizations, but due to personnel and funding constraints, Grenada mainly participates in meetings and activities of the United Nations, the Organization of American States, the Caribbean Community and the Common Market, and the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States. Grenada supports the above-mentioned international, regional and sub-regional organizations’ charters, statutes and purposes. On major international issues, Grenada generally supports the above-mentioned international, regional and sub-regional organizations’ coordinated positions.

 

　　Grenada is rich in plant resources. The vegetation area is vast, covering almost the entire island, dominated by natural tropical trees and shrubs, and there are large tracts of rainforest in the mountains. There are various types of forest trees, mainly nutmeg trees, banana trees, and cacao trees. 75% of tropical rain forests are owned by the state. There are no large wild animals, no dangerous animals, no poisonous snakes, poisonous insects, mainly small wild animals, such as armadillos, lizards, hedgehogs, birds, etc., and most of them originate in North America. There are as many as 150 species of birds. The government attaches great importance to protecting natural resources and establishing various nature reserves and national parks. The famous Dayitang Lake Nature Reserve covers an area of ​​15.4 square kilometers.

 

　　Grenada is the southernmost island country of the Midwind Islands in the West Indies. Its capital is St. George. It borders the Caribbean Sea to the west, the Atlantic Ocean to the east, Venezuela and Trinidad and Tobago to the south across the sea, and Barbados to the northeast. It is composed of three islands, with Grenada accounting for about 90%. Agriculture and tourism are the foundation of the economy. The output of nutmeg, the main agricultural product, accounts for about one-third of the world's total output, ranking second in the world after Indonesia. Changshan Plantation is one of the most famous tourist attractions in Grenada. The towering mountains, blue sea and beautiful rural scenery can be observed in the plantation. The underwater sculpture museum that integrates diving and art visits is also worth a visit.