At the Caribbean Biodiversity Fund (CBF), we’re dedicated to safeguarding this natural treasure through a diverse portfolio of projects across 14 islands.
Protecting the Caribbean's Natural Treasures
The Caribbean Biodiversity Fund (CBF) understands that enduring environmental protection requires a strategic approach. Our Institutional Projects function as the building blocks, fostering robust systems and groundbreaking solutions that pave the way for a sustainable Caribbean. Through these initiatives, we focus on the foundational elements that empower long-term conservation success across the region.
Coral reefs fringing the Caribbean coastline are critical natural defences against some of the region’s most pressing climate threats, including sea level rise, storm…
Dominica, Jamaica, St. Vincent and the Grenadines…Institutional ProjectIn Progress2025
The intervention will enhance resilience and promote community adaptation to climate risks of floods, drought, sea level rise, and increasingly frequent and severe storms,…
The Effective Marine Protected Area Activities for the Caribbean (EMPAC) project is designed to support interventions in at least 2 key areas: the regional…
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