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Puerto Rico is full of magnificent beaches, mangroves and coral reefs that are home to hundreds of species, from plants and birds to manatees and dolphins.
But today, this vibrant island is still struggling to recover from Hurricane Maria's devastation. The fishing and tourism industries—the lifelines of the population—are more at risk than ever. It is critical to strengthen coastlines and restore ecosystems. The Nature Conservancy works to build resilience to the impacts of climate change and protect essential resources for Puerto Rico’s vulnerable communities.
Latest News
Puerto Rico’s Fishermen Pilot New Tech to Help Save Fisheries
A new app helps fishermen collect important data easily and quickly.
Responsables con el Arrecife
Al crear conciencia sobre la importancia de elegir pescado obtenido de manera sostenible, estamos empoderando a las comunidades para ayudar a proteger los arrecifes de coral icónicos y valiosos del Caribe.
Caribbean Annual Impact Report 2021
Explore The Nature Conservancy's 2021 achievements and innovations throughout one of the most unique regions in the world.
Our Work in Puerto Rico
From sandy beaches to magical underwater worlds, The Nature Conservancy works to create a sustainable future for Puerto Rico, where communities and nature can thrive together.
Protecting Puerto Rico’s Watersheds: Del Monte al Mar Learning Exchange
The Del Monte al Mar Learning Network unites local communities, government agencies, TNC and other nonprofit groups to share data-driven strategies for freshwater conservation in Puerto Rico. Download resources from recent conferences to learn more.