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Resilience in focus: Professional photographer Renaldo Matadeen’s winning shot under the theme ‘Adapt or Die’ captures how Caribbean communities and landscapes are adapting to climate and biodiversity stressors, offering a vision of strength in the face of change.
Ms. Genesis Tiffany Alfred will represent the Caribbean Biodiversity Fund as its Regional Delegate at the inaugural Caribbean Youth Environment and Climate Change Conference (CYECC), which will be held from September 10–12, 2025, in Kingston, Jamaica.
Members of the CBF Board and Team plant mangrove seedlings in Grand Bahama, The Bahamas. Photo by Renée Smith.
Fishermen in Greanda. Photo by Tanja Lieuw for CBF.
Credit: Tanja Lieuw | Training for DNCTF Board and other committee members in Dominica, April 2024
NCTF and CBF Staff at Union Island | Photo: Shan Oliver-Julien
The Caribbean Biodiversity Fund (CBF) hosts its Carbon Measurement Training Program in the Dominican Republic. Photo by Pan American Development Foundation (PADF).
Dominican Manatees. Photo by Carol Grant. Oceangrant.com
Strengthening Conservation & Gender-Inclusive Climate Action: CBF and Partners Convene for CORE Project Workshop
SLUNCF CEO - Mr Craig Henry and Superior Broom Members tour the herbal permaculture farm. Credit- SLUNCF
Divers in exploring coral reefs in the Caribbean.
Photo by CLEAR Caribbean at Tobago Cays, St. Vincent & the Grenadines
Delegation of the PEW Trust with the CBF EbA Facility Technical Officer, Hayden Billingy, and Climate Change Program Manager, Ulrike Krauss, at LACCW23 in Panama
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Ashton Lagoon, St. Vincent and the Grenadines
Photo by REDDOM after hurricane Fiona in the Dominican Republic.
Photo by: Yaderia Davis, Seascape Caribbean
Photo by Vanessa | Unsplash
NCTFJ Project in White River Fishermen's Association, White River, St. Mary, Jamaica