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CategoriesCategories Select Category Aerial Observations Agriculture Animal Rescue Animal Rescue Animalia Astronomy Bearded Fireworm, Hermodice carunculata Benthic Heritage Birds and Fowl Calendar of Eco-Events Camp Umoja Camp Umoja Affiliates CAMPGROUND PROJECTS Candidates Forum Caribbean Fisheries … Continue reading →

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Public Comment Period Ending for Hurricane Task Force Report

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The USVI Hurricane Recovery and Resilience (Resiliency) Task Force* will close the public comment period for its draft 2018 report on Monday, July 30, 2018. *EDITOR’S NOTE: The V.I. Government uses both the words ‘Resilience’ … Continue reading →

Posted in Hurricane Task Force, Uncategorized, V.I. Government, VITEMA | Tagged hurricane, hurricane Irma, HUrricane Maria, hurricane task force, task force

Be Mesmerized by Howard Hall’s “Wild Window – Whales”

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Wild Window – Whales from Howard Hall on Vimeo. Whales is one of five hour-long “ambience” videos created as part of our Wild Window Series. Wild Window was originally created to demonstrate Sony 4K technologies … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged blue whale, Howard Hall, Humpback Whale, marine documentary, ocean documentary, Sperm Whale, whales

Are Rats Destroying our Coral Reefs?

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DID YOU KNOW?Rats and mice were introduced to the Virgin Islands by European ships. Prior to Columbus, bats and humans were the only mammals present. Newly published research in Nature: International Journal of Science suggests … Continue reading →

Posted in Agriculture, International News, Uncategorized, Wildlife Education | Tagged conservation biology, coral reef, ecosystem ecology, invasive species, marine biology, rats, sea birds

Congress Members Support Senator Blyden’s Emergency Housing & Safe Waste Summit Leadership

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MEDIA ADVISORY Contact: Sheraine Brewster-Spivey (340) 513-4624 Email: RaineSpivey@gmail.com SENATOR MARVIN A. BLYDEN GAINS SUPPORT OF U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS CONGRESSWOMAN STACEY PLASKETT AND U.S. CONGRESSMAN JAMES E. CLYBURN TO FOCUS ON EMERGENCY HOUSING & SAFE … Continue reading →

Posted in Calendar of Eco-Events, Community Eco-Events, disaster preparedness, Uncategorized, V.I. Government, V.I. Legislature/Senators, Waste Management | Tagged disaster preparedness, waste management

Public Meeting on the Definition of Fish Aggregating Devices

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  NOAA Fisheries will hold a public meeting on Friday June 29, 2018, from 9:00am to 1:00pm PDT to seek input on the definition of fish aggregating devices (FADs) that could be applied for conservation measures by international … Continue reading →

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SENATOR MARVIN BLYDEN TEAMS UP WITH VI FAITH BASE AND LOCAL CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS TO HELP SEND RELIEF TO HAITI

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~ verbatim – Office of Senator Marvin Blyden: Senator Marvin Blyden wants the public to know that this weekend is its final opportunity to donate items for the Haiti Relief efforts that his office, local … Continue reading →

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TTNNN S01E07 Newscast Report for week ending Oct. 3, 2016 In this episode, Sumaiyah and Antonio continue to follow the intrepid adventures of the Coastweeks Litter Picker-uppers, this time in Fortuna Bay, St. Thomas, with … Continue reading →

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