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Home to about 5,600 plant species and 300 bird species, the Dominican Republic's vibrant biodiversity attracts visitors from around the world.
Here, nature supports the lives and livelihoods of the entire population, from coffee farms high in the mountains to fishing communities along the coasts. The Nature Conservancy works in the Dominican Republic to protect marine ecosystems, restore green infrastructure and ensure clean fresh water so that nature and people can thrive together and future generations can depend on the country’s natural treasures.
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Students Help Turn the Tide on Coral Reef Decline
Through the Students Rebuild Ocean Challenge, students and educators can join in the global fight to protect the ocean and save coral reefs.
Caribbean Resilient Islands Program
Helping Caribbean communities develop ecosystem-based solutions to the impacts of climate change will increase resilience, reduce risks and put them on a path toward a safer, more sustainable future.
From Constellation to Coral Reefs
Taking to the sky—even outer space—with revolutionary technologies to protect habitats beneath the sea.
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A Water-Secure Future for the Dominican Republic
Dominican Republic's Water Funds aim to ensure water security of the populations located in or living around the watersheds we protect. Water Funds are an example of how we can work together to achieve efficient actions to tackle climate change.
Our Work in the Dominican Republic
From ridges to reefs, mountains to mangroves, The Nature Conservancy works to protect some of the Dominican Republic's highest priority marine and coastal areas.