They seek to safeguard the significant biodiversity of the Dominican Republic and Haiti, focusing on the conservation of coastal areas threatened by climate change, tourism, infrastructure, and unsustainable fishing practices.
The quality of life has been improved in the Southern Border Region of the Dominican Republic and Haiti, and in peri-urban neighborhoods of Santo Domingo through improvements to the environment, access to drinking water and sanitation, and by strengthening the organizational and individual capacities of the population.
The project aims to protect biodiversity in the Dominican Republic and Haiti by conserving coastal areas threatened by climate change, tourism, infrastructure, and unsustainable fishing.