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    Saint Lucia National Trust Digital Documentation Centre

    The Saint Lucia National Trust (The Trust) is in the process of creating an online Documentation Centre. The Online Documentation Centre collects, preserve and make available information which relates to and supports the Trust’s mission.

    The collection will include information in the following areas:
    • Historical & Heritage Sites of Saint Lucia
    • Architectural and Built Heritage of Saint Lucia
    • Archaeology of Saint Lucia
    • National Trust Information and History
    • Saint Lucia Fauna & Flora
    • Conservation information
    • Natural Resource Management
    • Environmental policy
    • Marine Environment
    • Geography & Geology
    • Saint Lucia Culture & Intangible Heritage

    Additionally, a wide range of both published and unpublished documents pertaining to Saint Lucia’s historical, cultural and natural heritage may also be accessible in varying formats: reports, books, journals, newspaper clippings, research papers, theses, manuscripts and photographs. If you have a specific need, please fill out the information request form to the left.

    Members, visitors and the general public are encouraged to make use of the resources available in the Digital Online Documentation Centre when conducting research, school based assessments, school group projects or consultants working on private sector or government projects

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    Trust In Kids Heritage Resources for Teachers and Students

    Click on the image to visit the resource page for our new Trust in Kids Teachers Guide for Heritage in Saint Lucia.

    This Trust in Kids Heritage Guide, developed by the Saint Lucia National Trust, helps teachers and students explore the rich cultural and natural heritage of Saint Lucia. Through engaging learning and reflection, it introduces young people to the landscapes, historic places, traditions, and stories that have shaped the nation.

    By encouraging students to understand past generations of Saint Lucians, the island’s natural, built and cultural heritage, the guide strengthens a sense of identity, belonging, and pride in being Saint Lucian. 

    This resource guide also highlights how knowledge of heritage can inspire responsible citizenship, open pathways to meaningful opportunities and livelihoods in areas such as conservation, tourism, and the creative industries and enrich the quality of life for all Saint Lucians. 

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