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Piton Maltèt, Gros Ek Petit (Part 2) - St. Lucia News From The Voice - Vimarsana News

Piton Maltèt, Gros Ek Petit (Part 2) - St. Lucia News From The Voice

After receiving a few calls seeking clarification on parts of my commentary on this subject, I have decided to provide this follow-up.From...

Piton Maltèt, Gros Ek Petit - St. Lucia News From The Voice - Vimarsana News

Piton Maltèt, Gros Ek Petit - St. Lucia News From The Voice

Over the past six months or so, our princely Pitons have been in the news for all the wrong reasons. At the heart of the contretemps...

DASTA and UNESCO host online workshop on tourism management tools for APEC Economies - Vimarsana News

DASTA and UNESCO host online workshop on tourism management tools for APEC Economies

Designated Areas for Sustainable Tourism Administration (Public Organisation) or DASTA in collaboration with the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) and Thammasat University, hosted an APEC-level online workshop, “Introducing Visitor Management Tools for APEC Economies”, on Tuesday 11 October 2022 via Zoom Conference.

Government Must Move to Protect Pitons, Public Access to Gros Piton, Anse L'Ivorgne Beach and People's Livelihoods - Vimarsana News

Government Must Move to Protect Pitons, Public Access to Gros Piton, Anse L'Ivorgne Beach and People's Livelihoods

The United Workers Party is alarmed at reports that access to the Gros Piton trail and Anse L’Ivorgne beach is blocked by a developer...

Could Protein from Gorse Help Cut Consumption of Meat and Dairy Products? - Vimarsana News

Could Protein from Gorse Help Cut Consumption of Meat and Dairy Products?

New research suggests cautious public acceptance of alternative sources of protein in our diet, but questions remain about their nutritional profiles and to what extent they could help tackle climate change.