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As global temperatures continue to rise, climate change will cause more severe droughts and changes in precipitation, runoff and streamflow patterns, all of which exacerbate the vulnerabilities of Small Island

In our last quarterly membership article, we were proud to announce that the journey to bringing the Pigeon Island Interpretation Centre (PIIC) back had commenced. To ensure that this long

The Saint Lucia National Trust (SLNT) recently conducted inspections of its sites and was alarmed by the amount of garbage left behind by persons who utilize them for weddings, photoshoots

The Saint Lucia National Trust would like to inform our members and the public that access to our Ecommerce platform is currently unavailable as a result of upgrades being undertaken. Transactions

Searching for ancient wrecks in St. Lucia A team of archaeologists from the l’Université des Antilles, Martinique Campus, visited Saint Lucia from June 30 to July 10 2021, as part

Port of Spain, June 5, 2021 – The Caribbean Natural Resources Institute (CANARI) has launched an online interactive story map about a collective advocacy campaign conducted by civil society organisations. This campaign took

The Saint Lucia National Trust (the Trust) and the Saint Lucia Archaeological and Historical Society (AHS) have been advocating for the conduct of an Archaeological investigation of the area of

The Department of Sustainable Development, in collaboration with UNICEF and ACID Kreationz, has created a stimulating 4- minute video entitled: Climate Change in Saint Lucia: let’s make it our D.R.A.M.A.

The Ma Kôté mangrove, located on the south-east coast of Saint Lucia, is the largest basin mangrove on the island and is most significant for charcoal production and seasonal fishing

Nestled in protected bays, Marine Protected Areas and churning seas are Saint Lucia’s fourteen offshore islands. Conservation works are being done on five offshore islands; the 2 Marias (Major and