A new Access and Benefit-Sharing (ABS) project is tapping into Saint Lucia’s natural resources — starting with the venom of the island’s own Fer-de-Lance — to boost sustainable livelihoods, strengthen biodiversity value, and ensure fair benefit-sharing under the Nagoya Protocol.
NEW PROJECT USES FER-DE-LANCE VENOM TO BOOST SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOODS AND BIODIVERSITY BENEFITS.
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