REBUILD DOMINICA, INC.PEOPLE. PURPOSE. POSSIBILITY.
Reporting, perspectives and milestones from the people moving Dominica forward.
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Continuing our commitment to empowering our local farmers and enhancing food security across the island, this latest update focuses on training farmers, distributing tree crop plants, and promoting…
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Rebuild Dominica, Inc. is honored to spotlight Dr. Julius Garvey, a steadfast supporter and generous provider of 399 breadfruit plants to Dominica in 2015. Dr. Garvey is the…
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By Gabriel J. Christian, Esq. In Memoriam Dr. Wellsworth Morrison Christian Born at St. Joseph, Maryland April 10, 1953 – Died at Upper Marlboro, Maryland on June 9,…
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A Documentary on the Caribbean Agricultural Network (CAN) Cocoa Variety Identification and Propagation Training Program. CAN is a Rebuild Dominica, Inc. partner in agriculture industry on Dominica. Feature…
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The food preservation program was held at the Dominica Grammar School in May 2016 by food scientists from the University of Maryland at Eastern Shore; Dr. Patel and…
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As the journey to reconstruction continues, Rebuild Dominica forms a new partnership with the Global Breadfruit Institute to boost recovery efforts. This partnership follows the donation of advanced…
Read the story ↗Dominica’s national motto “Après Bondie C’est La Ter” meaning “after God is the land” highlights the importance of the land (the soil) to Island. The amount of precious…
Read the story ↗Black Sigatoka Disease (BSD) is a fungal infection of the banana leaf which has plagued Dominica’s banana and plantain crops. In the wake of the Erika disaster, it…
Read the story ↗Dominican soil scientist Dr. Davidson Lloyd plants black sigatoka resistant banana cultivars provided by plant pathologist Dr. Clayton Shillingford, President Emeritus of the Dominica Academy of Arts and…
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