Cuba, a biodiversity hotspot with half of its 6,000 plant species found nowhere else, partners with the Caribbean Biodiversity Fund to conserve its ecosystems.
Cuba, a captivating island nation, is a global leader in biodiversity. Its diverse ecosystems, from vibrant coral reefs to verdant rainforests, teem with an extraordinary array of life. Over 6,000 plant species flourish in Cuba, with a remarkable half being endemic – found nowhere else on Earth. The island’s rich tapestry of wildlife includes endangered manatees and the world’s smallest bird, the bee hummingbird.
The CBF champions sustainable management practices for Cuba's marine and terrestrial ecosystems, ensuring a healthy environment for future generations.
Cuba is a global leader in biodiversity hotspots, with over half of its 6,000 plant species found nowhere else on Earth. The CBF prioritizes projects that protect these irreplaceable species and their habitats.
Collaboration is key. The CBF works alongside experienced Cuban organizations to strengthen local expertise and empower communities to become stewards of their environment.
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