Nestled in the Atlantic Ocean, southeast of Florida and north of Cuba, the Bahamas is an archipelago of over 700 islands and cays stretching across 500 miles. This destination is famed for its ...

# Investing in climate-resilient airports, roads, schools and hospitals, as well as seawalls, artificial reefs and other flood and storm surge barriers, will help increase annual Bahamian economic ...

Beneath the surface of the Bahamas' waters lie a plethora of reefs, underwater caves and sinkholes teeming with aquatic animals, such as stingrays, sea turtles, dolphins, sharks and giant grouper.

The archipelago is taking bold steps to transform its electricity sector and build resilience to climate change.

Cat Island is also known for its pristine reefs, so you should visit it in addition to the top snorkeling spots in the Bahamas. Ready to discover more hidden gems and expert travel tips?

This 3-credit program will expose students to the ecology and conservation of tropical coral reefs through attending lectures at Concordia and then traveling to The Bahamas where they will meet with ...

“Coral reefs, which support 25% of marine life, are projected to decline by 90% by 2050 due to rising sea temperatures, acidification, and human activity.” The program, based in the Bahamas ...

The IMF continued: “The Bahamas, with nearly half of the Caribbean’s sandy beaches and vital coral reefs and mangroves, faces significant risk. Without adaptation measures, a 0.5 metre sea ...