The Saint Lucia National Conservation Fund (SLUNCF) made another significant contribution to national conservation through the release of a suite of highly engaging communications materials at a media launch event  held on Friday, January 31, at the National Agricultural Diagnostic Facility at Union, Castries.

These included a catchy but informative jingle, a video animation narrated in both English and Creole, an instructional poster, and a 15-minute documentary.

"Together, these communications materials will be used to promote improved understanding and practice of environmentally sustainable seamoss production in Saint Lucia," said Mr Craig Henry, CEO of the SLUNCF.

Seamoss Animation and Documentary in English & Creole
Discover the evolving story of Savannes Bay through an engaging video documentary and captivating animations. This production sheds light on the ongoing initiatives within the Pointe Sable Environmental Protection Area (PSEPA), where dedicated efforts are shaping a more sustainable future. Through vivid storytelling and compelling visuals, explore the actions taken to support local livelihoods, safeguard biodiversity, and address pressing environmental and safety concerns.