No one has to die from a snake bite, listen to this snake bite survivor and Dr. Martin Didier on what you must do if ever you are bitten by a snake, especially the island’s only venomous snake the Saint Lucia Fer de Lance.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XrmVlsLJWa8&t=1s

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Dear SLNT Members,

This year Council decided to reduce the time spent presenting work programme reports at our AGM by making the full reports available ahead of the meeting. This is an experiment driven by two considerations:

• This will allow more time for interaction with members; and
• It will hopefully encourage more members to remain to the end of the meeting so that they can participate in the election of the new Council.

To this end, please find below our Programme Reports to the 42^nd AGM.

We trust that you will read the reports ahead of the meeting and take note of any related questions you may have or matters you wish to bring to the attention to members and the Council.

We look forward to welcoming you at our 42^nd AGM on November 24^th, 2018 at 2:00pm (registration begins at 1:00 pm) at the Finance Administration Building, Point Seraphine.

Dear Member,

As you know, the Saint Lucia National Trust has embarked on a review of its current strategic plan and on the preparation of its successor for 2019 - 2029, which will be launched at the time of Saint Lucia’s 40th Anniversary of Independence. Over the coming weeks, a number of activities, including workshops, focus groups, interviews and reviews of documents, will be held to conduct assessments and develop this new strategic plan. This topic will also be one of the items on the agenda of our forthcoming Annual General Meeting on 24 November.

We hope that all our members will contribute to this process and share their view on the future of their organisation. To this effect, we have created a simple online survey at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/SLNT-SP, and we encourage you to respond to this very short questionnaire. We have also created a dedicated email address, .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) that you should feel free to use at any time to share ideas. Messages sent to this address will go directly to the consultant who is facilitating this process and will be treated confidentially.

Let your voice be heard, and let us work together to shape the future of this organisation.

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Castries, Saint Lucia- The Government of Saint Lucia and the Saint Lucia National Trust (SLNT) have agreed to hold consultations regarding conservation of the buildings which comprise the former Royal Gaol located at Bridge Street, Castries.

The site of the former Royal Gaol has been earmarked for the construction of a new Police Headquarters as well as a structure to house the Criminal Courts. The former Royal Gaol was abandoned in 2003 when all prisoners were transferred to the Bordelais Correctional Facility. The SLNT obtained an injunction restraining the demolition of the former Royal Gaol on the grounds that the buildings were of historical significance.

One of the recurring messages that came out of the Saint Lucia National Trust’s (SLNT) viewing and panel discussion on ‘Dolphin Dilemma: The Antigua and Barbuda Story’ on September 5th was the need (for everyone not just the SLNT) to do more research, get the facts and share the information widely on the impacts the proposed dolphinarium would have on Saint Lucia. In this regard we encourage the public to review, absorb and share a comprehensive document entitled ‘Report on Captive Dolphins in Mexico 2016’ authored by Lilly Charlton of Dolphin Freedom (the entire report can be accessed at http://www.dolphinfreedom.net/report-on-captive-dolphins-in-mexico-2016/).

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Please help us to save the rarest snake in the world! Click on the link to find out how and please share with your contacts! Thanks Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust for your continued support!

https://www.durrell.org/wildlife/Racer?utm_source=nws&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=racer

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