Conservation minded residents in communities along the Southern and Leeward coasts have pledged that they will monitor their beaches for the six month long turtle nesting season. From June to December approximately 17 individuals will rise every day at the break of dawn to traverse beaches at Brighton, Questelles, Clare Valley, Roucher, Jackson, Bambareaux, Troumaca, Chateaubelair, and Richmond. Their goal: to observe signs that Hawksbill, Leatherback and Green sea turtles …
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Opposition to the Application by Raffique Dunbar to remove a reef at Villa
I write to express my strong objection to the Application published in the newspapers on July 2 2021, submitted by Mr Raffique Dunbar to remove a reef at Greathead Bay, Villa, supported by a document entitled “EIA, Prepared on behalf of SVRE Holdings Inc. for the La Vue Boutique Hotel and Beach Club Beach Restoration, “by Krystle Francis, Environmental Engineer.
While the advertisement stated that the relevant reef is located at Greathead Bay, all of the information on the application supports the fact that the relevant reef that the said Mr Dunbar wishes to remove is located in Indian Bay, directly in front of the building that was formerly called the Grand View Grill and extending eastward along that said beach. Accordingly, in the balance of this letter I shall refer to the beach as the Indian Bay beach and the reef as the Indian Bay Reef. In fact I have been advised that a correction h
AFTER BEING RESCUED from the streets, some in very bad condition, 33 healthy dogs were flown out on the ‘Freedom Flight’ of Thursday, May 20, to destination Florida, where several have already been adopted into homes there. It is the first collective flight of its kind done by the Vincentian Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (VSPCA), and was made possible by the non-profit organisation ‘Wings of Rescue’, …
DOGS BEING PREPARED by volunteers to board Freedom Flight
Photo courtesy Stephan Hornsey Social Share AFTER BEING RESCUED from the streets, some in very bad condition, 33 healthy dogs were flown out on the ‘Freedom Flight’ of Thursday, May 20, to destination Florida, where several have already been adopted into homes there.
It is the first collective flight of its kind done by the Vincentian Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (VSPCA), and was made possible by the non-profit organisation ‘Wings of Rescue’, led by Ric Browde.
Other entities that provided assistance to the VSPCA leading up to the flight were: Tito’s Handmade Vodka and the spirits company’s Vodka for Dog People program; Chewy; the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW); The Fleece Foundation, and Dr. Annique Boyle of Unique Animal Care.