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Deep Dive
Learn more about how the Conservancy is working with the Bahamian government to create lasting protected areas.

The Nature Conservancy works in The Bahamas with the government and local partners to protect ecologically rich places for future generations. The Conservancy has been working in two major sites since 1998.

Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park is The Bahamas’ first national park. It is a 176-square mile park with blue tropical waters, coral reefs and forested cays.

Andros Island is the largest island of the Bahamian archipelago. Its land area is greater than that of all the other islands combined. Andros is famous for its outstanding reefs, tropical dry broadleaf forests and Bahamian pine forests that cover nearly 200,000 acres.

 

 

Nature picture credits (top to bottom, left to right): Aerial view of Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park © Jonathan Kerr/TNC; A school of fish © Jonathan Kerr/TNC.