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Haiti is home to hard-working communities that have unwavering ties to the land and sea that provide food and livelihoods.
Having long struggled with natural resource depletion, this resilient country has made important strides in conservation and today protects over 20% of its marine environment. The Nature Conservancy works in Haiti to promote sustainable fishing, improve marine management, restore coastal habitat like mangroves and support alternative livelihoods that reduce fishing pressures and increase community well-being.
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Caribbean Marine Biodiversity Program
The Caribbean Marine Biodiversity Program is a five-year project (2014-2019), funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development and The Nature Conservancy, that aims to achieve sustained biodiversity conservation, maintain and restore critical ecosystems and realize tangible improvements in human and community wellbeing.
Caribbean Challenge Initiative
Countries and territories across the region are committing to protect more ocean than ever before and to effectively manage their waters today and into the future.
Our Work in Haiti
From mangroves to fisheries, The Nature Conservancy works to protect vital habitat that supports livelihoods and to build a brighter future for Haiti's next generation.