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Destination Magazine 2024
Providing visitors with useful and informative information on the Park’s natural, cultural and historical resources, and encouraging responsible visitation is important. Please take a look at the 2024 Destination Magazine…
Molloy Removed, Third Circuit Appellate Judge Assigned to Caneel Bay Case
By Sian Cobb | Virgin Islands Source | 25 December 2023. V.I. District Court Chief Judge Robert Molloy has been removed and a Third Circuit Court of Appeals judge assigned…
Holiday Wishes
Happy holidays to one and all from the team at Friends of Virgin Islands National Park! From protecting baby sea turtles (so far this season 1,314 hatchlings made it to the…
Friends Artist-In-Residence Kayden Richards Presents “Personal Legends”
PRESS RELEASE | St. John, US Virgin Islands, December 1, 2023 – Friends of Virgin Islands National Park is hosting a book signing and presentation by Kayden Corbett Richards of…
On Giving Tuesday We Give Thanks To You
Friends To Host Community Tree Giveaway and Offer Store Discount on Tuesday, November 28. Giving Tuesday occurs annually on the Tuesday following Thanksgiving weekend. It is anchored in the belief…
End Of Year Gifting
Letter to our supporters and donors from Friends Executive Director, Tonia Lovejoy. Dear Friends, Greetings from St. John. I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to you…
Quandt wins Paddle the Park’s long course title for 2nd straight year
Daily News Staff St. Thomas’ Adam Quandt posted the fastest overall time to win the long course title for the second straight year during the Friends of the Virgin Islands’…
Looking for an Incredible Winter Getaway? “Villas for the Park” Auction Kicks off this Friday
Hannah Eckert | News Of St John Good morning! Off season certainly dragged on, but we made it! High season is fast approaching, which means business as usual. Tourists are…