
A Brighter Future
In a year filled with unfamiliar and daunting challenges, in the Caribbean and around the world, we were able to persevere and create meaningful impact during a crucial time for our planet—all thanks to our supporters.
Working with local ...
In a year filled with unfamiliar and daunting challenges, in the Caribbean and around the world, we were able to persevere and create meaningful impact during a crucial time for our planet—all thanks to our supporters.
Working with local partners and communities throughout the region, we advanced lasting conservation outcomes and helped create a healthier, more resilient future for people and nature. We led breakthroughs in coral reef protection and monitoring, supported islands recovering from hurricane devastation, and sparked a passion for conservation among those who will inherit the work of protecting the Caribbean's natural wonders.
We are proud to share our 2020 conservation wins and grateful for all the support and collaboration that makes this work possible.
Highlights of 2020
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Going to New Heights to Protect Coral Reefs
Using cutting-edge technologies from outer space to undersea, TNC and partners created the first-ever detailed maps of coral reefs and other vital habitats throughout the Caribbean Basin. See the science.
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Promoting Reef-Friendly Seafood Choices
Through the community-based Reef Responsible initiative, fishers, restaurants and consumers are learning about the importance of catching, selling and eating responsibly harvested seafood. Dive deeper.
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Mapping a Path for Resilience
To protect people against dangerous floods and other climate-related threats, TNC and partners helped create a new mapping tool that reveals critical information about at-risk coastal communities. Explore the tool.
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Creating Opportunities for the Next Generation
Young conservationists with a passion for protecting the ocean joined scientists in efforts to bring new life to dying coral reefs through internships at the Bahamas Coral Innovation Hub. Meet the interns.