Our Projects
Since 1991, we’ve launched more than 450 projects in 73 countries.
2026
La Barrita and Tres Cruces Islands
This project protects mangroves, which trap more CO2 than any other kind of forest and as a result, slow global warming.
This project protects ocean ecosystems, making coastal communities more economically and physically secure in the face of climate change.
2026
Boca del Rio Viejo Island
This project protects mangroves, which trap more CO2 than any other kind of forest and as a result, slow global warming.
This project protects ocean ecosystems, making coastal communities more economically and physically secure in the face of climate change.
2026
Khatisahi Island
This project protects mangroves, which trap more CO2 than any other kind of forest and as a result, slow global warming.
2026
Arborek Village
This project protects forest, preventing the release of greenhouse gases and reducing erosion that damages coastal and ocean ecosystems.
This project protects mangroves, which trap more CO2 than any other kind of forest and as a result, slow global warming.
This project protects ocean ecosystems, making coastal communities more economically and physically secure in the face of climate change.
2026
Higuamo River
This project protects mangroves, which trap more CO2 than any other kind of forest and as a result, slow global warming.
2026
Crown Island (Ilha da Crôa)
This project protects mangroves, which trap more CO2 than any other kind of forest and as a result, slow global warming.
2026
Madresal Island
This project protects mangroves, which trap more CO2 than any other kind of forest and as a result, slow global warming.
2025
Play for the Mangroves — Jamaica
This project protects mangroves, which trap more CO2 than any other kind of forest and as a result, slow global warming.
2025
El Jiote Island
This project protects mangroves, which trap more CO2 than any other kind of forest and as a result, slow global warming.
This project protects ocean ecosystems, making coastal communities more economically and physically secure in the face of climate change.
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