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Whelks thrive at Annaly Bay on St. Croix. (Photo by Olasee Davis)
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Op-Ed: Whelks are Delicious to Eat, and Important to Protect

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This is on the backside of Estate Whim great house hurricane damaged. “ How can I approach this situation whereby an historic building is deteriorating every second of the day due to the natural elements of nature that have been compounded by the impact of a hurricane over 5 years ago? (Photo by Olasee Davis)
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Op-Ed: Let’s Give the Whim Museum the Same Attention as J’ouvert

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This is the Eleutherodactylus antillensis common frog in the Virgin Islands. When you hear frogs making noise in the heat of the day, rain is about to fall somewhere on the islands during the day or before the ending of the week unless the weather changes again. Frogs are good indicators of rain because their skin senses moisture in the atmosphere. (Photo courtesy Olasee Davis)
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Op-Ed: Mother Nature Speaks Volumes About the Weather, if You Look and Listen

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An old Danish bridge at Estate Williams along Emancipation Road on the northern coast of St. Croix. This flowing stream was during heavy rainfall that came from the highlands or mountainous area of the St. Croix countryside. (Photo by Olasee Davis)
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Op-Ed: Preservation of V.I.’s Historic Bridges is Critical to Our Cultural Heritage

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Op-Ed: Magens Bay is a Resource that Deserves Protecting
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Op-Ed: Magens Bay is a Resource that Deserves Protecting

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On St. Thomas, both women and men worked for the steamship companies. However, it was the women who gained recognition as the “coaling ladies.” (Image courtesy Valerie Sims)
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Op-Ed: Many Brave Women Have Shaped Virgin Islands History

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This photo was taken by late photographer Fritz Henley of the Mount Victory country schoolhouse. Today, the school is part of Mount Victory Campsite. (Photo by Fritz Henley)
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Op-Ed: It is Beyond Time to Make St. Croix’s Maroon Country a Territorial Park

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his photo was taken about 25 years ago with the historic lighthouse with the St. Croix Hiking Association standing on the sacred ridge of Maronberg. (Photo courtesy Olasee Davis)
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Op-Ed: The Time to Preserve Ham’s Bluff Lighthouse is Now

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Ambassador Terence Todman greeting people in Togo, a sub-Saharan West African country in 1967. (Photo courtesy Todman family archives)
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Op-Ed: Remembering Ambassador Terence A. Todman, a Brilliant Virgin Islander

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Coffea arabica is the true coffee a species of flowering plants of the Rubiaceae family. On Mount Eagle , the highest peak on St. Croix, there are wild varieties of Coffea arabica growing wild along the mountain trail. (Shutterstock image)
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Op-Ed: Coffee’s Long History in the U.S. Virgin Islands

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