Bahamas National Trust
2021 Impact Report
2021 was a historic year for The Bahamas National Trust. In a year when the world continued to deal with the effects of a global pandemic and the intensified impacts of climate change, we focused our work on creating a more sustainable future for both people and the planet. Â
We’re incredibly grateful for everyone that supported us in 2021 and joined our mission of managing national parks and preserving our future.
This crucial support led to many successes in 2021, such as the reveal of our new brand, which aims to propel us into the next 60 years and beyond, a successful 2 million dollar fundraising challenge initiated by The Leon Levy Foundation, and a mega collaboration with our partners to embark on the country’s largest-ever mangrove restoration project. National Parks around The Bahamas received vital upgrades, including new infrastructure and new park wardens. We launched several projects to save at-risk species such as the Queen Conch and Bahama Warbler.Â
Featured Impact Stories
New Look, New Logo Same Focus
We ushered in a new look to propel us into the next 60 years and beyond. Our brand evolution celebrates BNT’s rich history and prepares us for the future.
10 Years to Restore
There has never been a more urgent need to revive degraded ecosystems than now. With the accelerating impacts of our warming planet, we need everyone to play their part in restoring our world.
A Message From Our Executive Director
A message from our conservation chief Eric Carey, reflecting on what a year 2021 has been and looking forward to 2022, its challenges and successes.
Our Mission
The Bahamas National Trust is a science-based organization dedicated to effectively managing national parks to conserve and protect Bahamian natural resources.
Our Vision
A comprehensive network of effectively managed Bahamian national parks and protected areas that is recognized as a powerful force for global biodiversity conservation which is supported and enjoyed by the public.
Our Focus
National parks are at the core of our work. We accomplish this work through five interconnected pillars. Every day, we are managing unique spaces as a form of biodiversity conservation; fostering environmental stewardship by offering engaging education; encouraging philanthropists and the business community to become involved by investing in nature; then sharing the impact we create together by telling our park stories.
BNT’s Full 2021 Impact Report
National parks are at the core of our work. We accomplish this work through five interconnected pillars. Every day, we are managing unique spaces as a form of biodiversity conservation; fostering environmental stewardship by offering engaging education; encouraging philanthropists and the business community to become involved by investing in nature; then sharing the impact we create together by telling our park stories.
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