It’s been a tough couple of years, we must admit, but a global pandemic was no match for the determination and grit of the BirdsCaribbean community. In the face of unprecedented challenges—stay at home orders, canceled flights and closed borders—we found a way to not only survive but thrive.
In just over six months, Bahamas National Trust Executive Director Eric Carey will step down from the post he has held for nearly two decades.
THE Bahamas National Trust announced yesterday that Eric Carey will step down as executive director on December 31. Eric has overseen dynamic organisational growth, taking BNT from a small non-profit to an environmental powerhouse of thousands of dedicated members, staff, park wardens, and both a Bahamian and international community of donors.
Mr. Carey currently serves as Executive Director of the Bahamas National Trust. He was formerly BNT’s Director of Parks and Science. Prior to BNT he served as the Wildlife Conservation Officer with The Bahamas Ministry of Agriculture.
Governors Harbour, Eleuthera - Relatively unknown to many Bahamians are the many natural wonders of which our country can boast and which Bahamas National Trust (BNT) is mandated to preserve and protect. One such marvel that BNT has dedicated history-making efforts to save is the Kirtland’s Warbler.
