The Bahamas Protected Areas Fund (BPAF), established by the Bahamas Government, is a national conservation trust fund devoted to helping ensure that Bahamian marine parks will have a dedicated, sustainable source of revenue to employ staff, galvanize local community support, purchase equipment, build visitor facilities and monitor ecosystem health.

The Bahamas National Trust is a science-based organization dedicated to effectively managing national parks to conserve and protect Bahamian natural resources.

The Perry Institute for Marine Science is a 501(c)3 non-profit committed to ensuring the health and longevity of our ocean. Focusing on the lasting impacts in the marine world through scientific discovery, leading-edge conservation, and international collaboration.

Beneath the Waves is a non-profit organization that promotes ocean health using science and technology to catalyze ocean policy. Their work focuses on protecting threatened species, establishing protected areas, and creating nature-based solutions to combat climate change.

Coral Vita works to restore and protect dying coral reefs throughout the Caribbean and beyond through micro fragmentation, assisted evolution, and land-based coral farming.

Bonefish & Tarpon Trust (BTT) works to conserve and restore bonefish, tarpon, and permit fisheries and habitats through research, stewardship, education and advocacy. Their work in the Bahamas has assisted in establishing six nationally protected bonefish conservation zones, as well as a proposal for an additional national park with the Bahamas National Trust.

The mission of the Small Hope Bay Foundation is to create a thriving environmental and economically sustainable future for the island of Andros for the benefit of current and future generations. We achieve our mission through our marine conservation operations, professional development skills training and education programs with a primary focus on children.

By connecting primary research to education and outreach, The Island School creates unique opportunities for students and scientists to learn about native ecosystems and environmental sustainability through immersive, place-based experiences.

Visitors can can own a “Piece-of-the-Reef” through adoption.

The Nature Conservancy is a global environmental nonprofit working to create a world where people and nature can thrive. Founded in the U.S. through grassroots action in 1951, The Nature Conservancy (TNC) has grown to become one of the most effective and wide-reaching environmental organizations in the world.

The Andros Conservancy and Trust (ANCAT) Bahamas is a non-governmental, non-profit organization, founded in 1999 to protect, preserve, enhance, and restore Andros Island’s natural resources and marine environment for future generations.

Founded in 2003 by sports fishermen to address the urgent needs in the industry to ensure its sustainability and identify critical impacts to the marine environment and needs of the sport fishing industry specifically

BREEF provides on-the-ground instruction for Bahamians to be stewards of the environment and advocating for strong policy, to actively restoring reef habitat and representing the region internationally, BREEF has a successful multi-pronged approach to protecting the marine environment.

The Bahamas National Trust is a science-based organization dedicated to effectively managing national parks to conserve and protect Bahamian natural resources.

The Mandate of The Department of Environmental Planning and Protection (DEPP) is to provide for the prevention or control of pollution, the regulation of activities and the administration, conservation, and sustainable use of the environment and for connected purposes.

The Bahamas Protected Areas Fund (BPAF), established by the Bahamas Government, is a national conservation trust fund devoted to helping ensure that Bahamian marine parks will have a dedicated, sustainable source of revenue to employ staff, galvanize local community support, purchase equipment, build visitor facilities and monitor ecosystem health.

Paradise Cove's Adopt-a-Reef ball program places Reef Balls—artificial reef modules that help create a sustainable marine reef habitat—in the water, each producing up to 500 lbs. of biomass yearly.

With the unique island environment of Eleuthera as their classroom, The Island School creates unique opportunities for students and scientists to learn about native ecosystems and environmental sustainability through immersive, place-based experiences.

Through marine conservation operations, professional development training and educational advocacy focused on small children, the Small Hope Bay foundation works to create a thriving environmental and economically sustainable future for the benefit of current and future generations on the island of Andros.

Bonefish & Tarpon Trust (BTT) works to conserve and restore bonefish, tarpon, and permit fisheries and habitats through research, stewardship, education and advocacy. Their work in the Bahamas has assisted in establishing six nationally protected bonefish conservation zones, as well as a proposal for an additional national park with the Bahamas National Trust.

Coral Vita works to restore and protect dying coral reefs throughout the Caribbean and beyond through micro fragmentation, assisted evolution, and land-based coral farming.

The Perry Institute for Marine Science is a 501(c)3 non-profit committed to ensuring the health and longevity of our ocean. Focusing on the lasting impacts in the marine world through scientific discovery, leading-edge conservation, and international collaboration.