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- Email: jamaica@tnc.org
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In Jamaica, nature radiates through verdant mountainsides, crystalline rivers and white beaches edging a turquoise sea.
For the people of this picturesque island, the land and sea support lives and livelihoods—from farmers in the Blue Mountains to fishers in the Pedro Cays. The Nature Conservancy supports marine management, promotes sustainable fishing and protects freshwater sources for communities. We strive to ensure that Jamaica’s diverse natural treasures will continue to sustain and bring joy to the next generations.
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Caribbean Resilient Islands Program
Helping Caribbean communities develop ecosystem-based solutions to the impacts of climate change will increase resilience, reduce risks and put them on a path toward a safer, more sustainable future.
Pass On Parrotfish
To help coral reefs, it's vital to connect with fishers and communities about the need to protect parrotfish and other marine species that promote reef health.
Caribbean Marine Biodiversity Program
The Caribbean Marine Biodiversity Program is a five-year project (2014-2019), funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development and The Nature Conservancy, that aims to achieve sustained biodiversity conservation, maintain and restore critical ecosystems and realize tangible improvements in human and community wellbeing.
Our Work in Jamaica
From mountain peaks to remote cays, The Nature Conservancy works to ensure marine biodiversity and healthy green infrastructure for the benefit of nature and people.