Celebrating 20 years in 2025

Conserves the natural resources of The Bahamas by developing a growing system of national parks and protected marine areas. Serves as an official advisor to the government and private sector on development, biodiversity, and heritage issues and policies.

Conducts scientific research that helps government leaders, decision makers, and conservation groups better understand how the oceans work, why they are vital to human existence, and how they can be repaired and protected.

Works to ensure the survival of sea turtles in the Caribbean, Atlantic, and Pacific regions through research, education, training, advocacy, and protection of the natural habitats upon which they depend.

Addresses the most pressing conservation threats at the largest scale through leadership, technical, financial and in-kind support to local and national governments of The Bahamas, academics, businesses, non-government organizations, and national partners.

Contributes to the conservation of marine mammals and their habitats by conducting and sharing scientific research on species’ biology and conservation needs.

Hosts field trips, summer camps, teacher workshops, and eco-schools to promote marine stewardship and sustainability.

Helps protect manatees, sea turtles, and right whales and their habitats through scientific research, education, and public outreach.

Recovers and restores threatened marine species by promoting green, sustainable living through education and outreach.

Embraces sustainability, holistic perspectives and partnerships with diverse stakeholders to drive positive change and ensure the long-term health of coral reefs.