Nut Island Business Analysis

For Native Americans, Governors Island was a place to hunt, fish and gather nuts. They referred to the island as Pagganck which translate as Nut Island, after the island’s abundant oak and chestnut trees. It was the perfect location for local tribes to establish fishing camps. Around 1637 Wouter Van Twiller, a representative of the Dutch government purchased Governors Island from the Native Americans for two ax heads, a string of beds and a handful of nails. Twiller used the island for his personal use and a year later it was confiscated by the Dutch government.
The U.S National Park Services’ website stated that Governors Island was primarily appreciated more for its eco-friendly attributes than its tactical location. The island’s environmental