ABOUT US

Where we work

The Caribbean Biodiversity Fund provides sustainable financing for projects within the Caribbean region to protect the lands and waters on which all life depends.

Protecting the Caribbean's Natural Treasures

The Caribbean Biodiversity Fund works across 14 Caribbean countries, safeguarding the region’s vital water and land ecosystems. Our vision is to expand our reach and include even more countries in the future. The CBF champions innovative programs and projects that harness “natural solutions” to address the pressing climate and biodiversity crises. By supporting these initiatives, we strive to create a future where both people and the environment can thrive.

Explore Where We Work

Explore this dynamic map showcasing the 14 Caribbean nations where the CBF is actively engaged in conservation efforts. 

Visit dedicated pages for each of the 14 CBF partner countries. These pages provide in-depth information:

Explore Our Goals

The Caribbean Biodiversity Fund (CBF) is dedicated to forging long-term partnerships with Caribbean nations to achieve a shared vision: a thriving Caribbean where both people and the environment flourish. Here’s how we’re working towards this ambitious goal:

Expanding Protected Areas Network

We are dedicated to increasing the overall coverage of protected areas across the Caribbean. This includes supporting the establishment of new protected areas encompassing both terrestrial and marine ecosystems.

Enhancing Protected Area Management Effectiveness

The CBF prioritizes strengthening the management of existing protected areas. This ensures their long-term viability and effectiveness in safeguarding the unique biodiversity of the region.

Fostering Sustainable Financing Solutions

We actively promote the development and implementation of innovative mechanisms to secure long-term financial resources for critical conservation efforts throughout the Caribbean.

By working collaboratively with Caribbean nations, the CBF aspires to create a lasting impact. Our shared goal is to ensure a sustainable future for the Caribbean’s irreplaceable biodiversity, ultimately benefiting both people and the environment for generations to come.

CBF's Impact and Achievements in the Caribbean

The Caribbean Biodiversity Fund (CBF) is proud of its long-lasting and impactful collaboration with countries across the Caribbean region. Our collective efforts are fostering a brighter future for the Caribbean’s unique and irreplaceable ecosystems.

Here’s a glimpse of the CBF’s achievements:

Financial Sustainability

The CBF has played a pivotal role in establishing dedicated trust funds for conservation efforts in several countries. These funds provide a critical source of long-term financial resources for managing protected areas and safeguarding biodiversity.

Strengthened Partnerships

The CBF fosters collaboration by working alongside experienced local organizations in each country. This collaborative approach strengthens our impact and ensures that conservation efforts are tailored to address the specific needs and priorities of each nation.

Expanded Protected Area Networks

The CBF actively supports the establishment and management of protected areas across the Caribbean. This is essential for preserving the region's remarkable biodiversity and ensuring the health of its ecosystems for future generations.

Increased Marine Conservation Efforts

The CBF recognizes the vital role that healthy marine ecosystems play in the Caribbean's well-being. Our funding and collaborative efforts support the creation and effective management of marine protected areas in several countries.

The CBF’s dedication to Caribbean conservation shows results. Explore the impact through these key metrics: 

Awarded Funding
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Over $8 million awarded in funding to support conservation projects across the region

Conservation Trust Funds
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Supported the establishment of conservation trust funds in eight countries.

Protected Areas
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Contributed to the management of over 500 protected areas (marine and terrestrial combined).

Local Implementing Partners
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Over 50 local implementing partners have collaborated with the CBF on various conservation initiatives.