Explore Our Projects
White River Fish Sanctuary
Initiatives aimed at preserving Jamaica’s marine environment and improving the livelihoods of coastal communities. Projects focused on coral reef restoration, community training, marine protected area establishment, and public awareness are highlighted, showcasing the challenges and efforts to protect and sustain Jamaica’s coastal ecosystems.
Reducing the impact of COVID-19 through Catch ImprovementÂ
Propagation of Two Types of Acroporid Corals Within White River Fish Sanctuary
ALLIGATOR HEAD FOUNDATION
Preserving marine ecosystems and uplifting coastal communities. Through conservation efforts, community development programs, and research, the foundation works to protect coral reefs, fish populations, and overall marine health while empowering local residents with sustainable livelihood options, ultimately aiming for a balance between environmental preservation and community prosperity.
Mangrove Development, Education, Awareness and Livelihoods Project
oracabessa bay fish sanctuary
Safeguard the bay’s ecosystem and improve local livelihoods. Through community involvement, coral reef restoration, and sustainable fishing practices, the sanctuary aims to increase marine biodiversity and provide economic opportunities for the community, demonstrating a successful model for balancing conservation and human well-being.
Oracabessa Bay Marine Protected Area Coral Reef Restoration Marine Education and Livelihood Project
The University of the West Indies Discovery Bay Marine Lab
Leading research and education facility dedicated to understanding and protecting Jamaica’s coastal ecosystems. Through scientific research, community engagement, and teaching, the lab contributes to the sustainable management of marine resources, providing critical knowledge for informed decision-making and conservation efforts.
Water Quality Assessment of Special Fishery Conservation Areas
Caribbean Coastal Area Management Foundation
Preserving the Portland Bight Protected Area, Jamaica’s largest protected area. Through community engagement, habitat restoration, and education, C-CAM works to balance environmental conservation with sustainable development, aiming to create a resilient and thriving coastal ecosystem while improving the lives of local communities.
Supporting Protected Area Management through Sustainable Nature-Based Activities
Negril Area Protected Trust
Preserving the natural beauty and resources of the Negril region. Through environmental protection, education, and sustainable development initiatives, NEPT works to ensure the long-term health of the area’s ecosystems while supporting the livelihoods of local residents.
Improving Livelihood Protection and Resilience of the Orange Bay SFCA
Old Habour Bay Fishing Bay
Major fishing hub in Jamaica, known for its fresh seafood and vibrant community. While historically a vital economic driver for the region, it faces challenges related to sanitation and infrastructure. Ongoing efforts are focused on improving the fishing environment and the overall well-being of its residents.
Improved Sanitation Facilities at Old Folly Beach
Jamaica Fishermen Cooperative Union
Provides essential support services to fishermen, including equipment, training, and advocacy. The JFCU plays a crucial role in ensuring the sustainability of the fishing sector while improving the livelihoods of its members.
Improved Sanitation Facilities at Old Folly Beach
The Development of Sustainable Tourism Within the Discovery Bay Marine Protected Area
Yardie Environmental Conservationists
Preserving the natural heritage of Port Royal and the surrounding area. Through education, training, and community engagement, YEC works to promote sustainable tourism and resource management while safeguarding the unique ecological and historical significance of the Palisadoes-Port Royal Protected Area.