Protecting nature’s beauty and biodiversity throughout this paradise of islands and sea
The Caribbean is one of the world’s most biologically diverse marine regions. Home to iconic wildlife and vulnerable coastal communities, the region's once abundant ocean, coasts and coral reefs have suffered alarming decline. For more than 40 years, TNC has been protecting the breathtaking beauty that makes the Caribbean the unique paradise that it is and the resources that sustain the millions who live there.
The Nature Conservancy in the Caribbean works in 17 countries and territories stretching from The Bahamas to Barbados.
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Barbados Commits to Ambitious Ocean Conservation
A new Blue Bond project will unlock about $50M for conservation, helping the country protect and manage up to 30% of its ocean.
Students Rebuild Ocean Challenge
Through the Students Rebuild Ocean Challenge, students are joining in the global fight to save coral reefs and protect the ocean we depend on every day.
Caribbean Resilient Islands Program
Helping Caribbean communities develop ecosystem-based solutions to the impacts of climate change will increase resilience, reduce risks and put them on a path toward a safer, more sustainable future.
Bahamian Queen Conch Fishery
The Nature Conservancy is sharing important research and gathering insights from those on the ground that depend most on queen conch, a vital species that sustains livelihoods throughout The Bahamas.
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