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Sylvester Clauzel
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About Me:
Born in Saint Lucia, residing and working in Tobago, T&T.
Occupation:
Sustianable Tourism Consultant
Education:
MSc. Tourism Conservation & Sustainable Development
BA. History & Political Science
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868-479-0479 (c)
758-384-3119 (c)
868-639-9976 (h)
Research Interests:
Indigenous peoples of the Eastern Caribbean

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At 8:42am on January 6, 2024, Ronald Morris said…

Good day,
I picked interest in you after going through your short profile and demanding it is necessary for me to write to you immediately. I have something very important to disclose to you, but I found it difficult to express myself here, since it's a public site.Could you please get back to me on (ronaldmorr001@gmail.com) for full details.
Best regards,

At 6:33pm on March 5, 2009, MOURIESSE said…
I would like to know if there are native communities in your island.
What are their name ? Their location ?
I'm writing a book about the amerindian's heritage in the Caribbean culture.
As a french anthropologist, I have already plenty informations about the french west indies.
So, your help will be appreciate and credited.
Thank you for sharing.
Marie-Line
At 4:03pm on January 19, 2009, Pernilla Hultberg said…
Hi, well, I did get in touch with Jennifer after some time. So I know a little about her research and family situation. And she told me she wold be in D/a over the holidays. I will contact her again when I get some more work done. Is everything ok with you?
/Pernilla
At 4:20am on December 15, 2008, Guy Marco said…
Yalmang (hello/Hi) Sylvester - re you saying that you did a researck on Indigenous Peoples of the Eastern caribbean? Or that's your interest?
If you did - where can it be located? Is there any copy available for sale?
At 3:39pm on October 23, 2008, Pernilla Hultberg said…
Hallo again Sylvester,
I have not heard from your friend yet - still hoping she will reply.
In the mean time - do you have any knowledge about how much interaction there is between Caribs from Dominica, and their "relatives" in Trinidad/Tobago?
Dominica as a nation is to some extent using the Caribs as a kind of tourist attraction - how is the situation in T/T?
Don't get me wrong - almost all the Caribs I have been in contact with wants more tourists to the island - as do the rest of the Dominicans - since that generates money. But I still find it interesting that the Dominica "government" is trying to attract tourists to Dominica by putting forward the Caribs - especially since they don't always seem to share the same view about things... :-)
Any thoughts?
/Pernilla
At 3:06am on October 17, 2008, Pernilla Hultberg said…
Thank you so much for the contact Sylvester,
I will try and contact Jennifer as soon as possible to hear about her work. I will get back to you soon!
/Pernilla
At 3:42pm on October 16, 2008, Pernilla Hultberg said…
Hallo Sir,
I saw on your profile that you are working as a sustainable tourist consultant, correct?
I am about to finish my M.A in Social Anthropology, concerning tourism development in Dominica and the impact on the Carib inidians. As an anthropologist my main focus is not primarily tourism developments, but rather the changes in the life style within the limited group of Carib Indians in Dominica. But since the tourism industry is the largest and fastest growing industry in Dominica, naturally I have to focus on that.

Perhaps you could help me getting up dated about the current (tourism) situation in the Caribbean? Sitting here on the other side of the Atlantic ocean, it is hard to get the complete picture of what is going on "over there".
I have several questions to ask, so please get back to me if you are interested in helping me out!
At 4:08pm on September 7, 2008, Sylvester Clauzel said…
Hi Keisha...great to hear about your work. I'm not sure I know your family although I'm from Castries. Guess the little city is getting bigger...eh :)
At 2:45pm on September 7, 2008, Arenahi said…
Cool another Lucian! My family are the IMBERTS from Castries.
At 6:53pm on August 1, 2008, Caracoli said…
Please tell us of your experiences with the drink "Maubi"
we love to hear your comments
 
 
 

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