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Description:
Author(s):
Virgin Islands Network of Environmental Educators
Title:
Leave Paradise in Its Place: Poster
Publication Date:
2011
Publication Place:
St. Croix, VI
Institution:
Virgin Islands Network of Environmental Educators (VINE); Virgin Islands Resource Conservation and Development Council, Inc.
Page(s):
1
Type Period Note:
Poster
Abstract:
"The Leave Paradise in Its Place (LPIP) campaign is an integrated public outreach campaign to raise awareness about Virgin Islands regulations and the importance and value of coral reef resources. The main message of the campaign is that residents and visitors should not remove natural artifacts, namely shells, coral, skeletons, etc., from the sea and/or seashores. These artifacts are resources for the habitat. By encouraging appropriate behavior in and around sensitive coastal ecosystems, the LPIP campaign promotes long term stewardship of our reefs and associated habitats. The campaign was used to explain the U.S. Virgin Islands Indigenous Species Act of 1991. This poster was created to promote the message of the LPIP campaign."
Electronic Access:
Notes:
NOAA grant NA09NMF4630115
Grant Number(s):
NA09NMF4630115
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