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BNT Receives $30,000 Donation from Stage Play “The Long Weekend”

BNT Receives $30,000 Donation from Stage Play “The Long Weekend” June 5th, 2023 - Nassau, Bahamas The Bahamas National Trust (BNT) is proud to be among the recipients of net proceeds from the hit comedy stage play “The Long Weekend,” which was hosted at the Atlantis Theater earlier this year. Sponsors Sterling Global Financial, Hurricane [...]

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Recognizing The Callender Family & the Silver Fox Fishing Tournament for Their Ongoing Support

Recognizing The Callender Family & the Silver Fox Fishing Tournament for Their Ongoing Support The Callender Family’s impact for conservation transcends generations, with Jason Callender (third from left) currently being a major supporter of BNT initiatives May 31st, 2023 - Nassau, Bahamas The Bahamas National Trust (BNT) proudly recognizes the ongoing, generous support of The

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Soaring with Science: A Collaborative Approach to Protect Inagua’s Flamingos

Soaring with Science: A Collaborative Approach to Protect Inagua’s Flamingos By: Elijah Sands Photos By: Elijah Sands and BNT Science Dept. May 26, 2023 In the serenity of Inagua, one of the world’s largest Caribbean flamingo populations is under threat by invasive feral hogs. Thanks to generous supporters from BNT’s 2022 Pig Roast and Morton

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BNT Hosts “Facilitation & Strategic Communications” Workshop for Conservation Partners

BNT Hosts “Facilitation & Strategic Communications” Workshop For Local Conservation Partners May 26th, 2023 - Nassau, Bahamas The Bahamas National Trust (BNT) recently hosted a “Facilitation & Strategic Communications” workshop, funded by The Builder’s Initiative (TBI). Under the TBI project, the BNT organized the workshop as part of their strategy for improving management effectiveness of

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Earth Day Addition of Rare Palms Expands The Retreat Garden’s Collection

Earth Day Addition of Rare Palms Expands The Retreat Garden’s Collection May 5th, 2023 - Nassau, Bahamas The Bahamas National Trust (BNT) celebrated Earth Day 2023 by planting six rare palm trees at The Retreat Garden, expanding the national park’s exotic collection. The Montgomery Botanical Center (MBC) donated the trees, which along with a native

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Restoring Grand Bahama’s National Parks with Help from The Bahamas Protected Areas Fund

Restoring Grand Bahama’s National Parks with Help from The Bahamas Protected Areas Fund By: Leah Carr March 22nd, 2023 - Nassau, Bahamas Grand Bahama has often been regarded as the “second capital” of The Bahamas. Known for its abundance of land, ports, and proximity to Florida, the island at one point brewed plentiful economic benefits

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Left to Right: Charnette Thompson, Vice President of Business Solutions, Aliv; Minister of State for Urban Renewal the Hon. Lisa Rahming; First Lady Ann-Marie Davis; BNT Executive Director Lakeshia Anderson-Rolle; BNT Director of Development & Communications Anna Bancroft; BNT Director of Education Portia Sweeting; and BNT Director of Science & Policy Falon Cartwright

BNT Kicks Off “50 for 50” Tree Planting Campaign on International Women’s Day

BNT Kicks Off “50 for 50” Tree Planting Campaign on International Women’s Day Left to Right: Charnette Thompson, Vice President of Business Solutions, Aliv; Minister of State for Urban Renewal the Hon. Lisa Rahming; First Lady Ann-Marie Davis; BNT Executive Director Lakeshia Anderson-Rolle; BNT Director of Development & Communications Anna Bancroft; BNT Director of Education

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Park Admission Fees Update

We've made a change to how you access and explore our national parks.

Effective July 1, 2026, park entrance fees will be updated across all national parks. New rates will be $15 for adults, $8 for children, and $10 for seniors, with free access continuing for BNT Members.

New annual and multi-park pass options will also be introduced.

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