Saving sea species and their extraordinary habitats.
The Bahamas and Surrounding Caribbean Seas
Scientific Research
Through scientific research, Blue Project is able to further its conservation efforts and enhance its knowledge of the various marine habitats they encounter.
Conservation
Millions of unique marine species roam our seas. Despite the increasing challenges they face because of pollution, overfishing, and climate change, many populations in The Bahamas thrive due to the efforts of a cadre of conservation partners dedicated to protecting them.
Community Outreach
Blue Project works on various community outreach programs in an effort to connect the organization’s ideas with the community and spread the knowledge and importance of their mission.
By protecting the waters and its vasT Marine wildlife, we ensure that The Bahamas remains a haven for a myriad of one-of-a-kind, rare and endangered species for generations to come.
Marine Life
CORALS
These little animals form the largest living organism in the ocean, including the world’s third-largest fringing barrier reef.
SEA TURTLES
Swimming the seas for over 110 million years, these migrating marvels travel thousands of miles a year.
RAYS
Relatives of the shark, these carnivorous creatures inhabit most ocean waters.
MANATEES
These graceful grazers live languidly in coastal waterways and rivers.
SHARKS
This hunter is one of the most hunted animals in our oceans.
DOLPHINS
Smart and social with complex cultures, dolphins continue to surprise and amaze us.
Stories & Events
Mangroves Matter
June 22, 2021
PIMS Interns Dive Into World Oceans Day
June 18, 2021
PIMS Releases 2020 Bahamas Coral Reef Report Card Copy
June 18, 2021
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Atlantis Blue Project Foundation is a non-profit organization that depends on the contributions of foundations and individual to sustain our work.