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Research Services in Bahamas
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Research Services sector based in Bahamas. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
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Perry Institute For Marine Science Pims
The Perry Institute for Marine Science is a program-based institution conducting research throughout The Bahamas and other parts of the Caribbean in partnership with governments, international NGOs and local organizations throughout the region. Perry Institute for Marine Science supports a wide range of research that is helping protect our oceans. Our research programs are designed to help us address conservation and management priorities for each focus area.
11 to 50 staff
Bahamas Marine Mammal Research Organisation Bmmro
BMMRO's personnel have over 50 years of field experience studying marine mammals in The Bahamas which, in combination with our resources available, allow us to provide a broad range of services. These include contracted field work for universities and research organisations, field expeditions for students, analysis and reporting for environmental agencies, and logistical support for professional cameramen and film crews. Please contact us if you are interested: info@bahamaswhales.org.
1 to 10 staff
Cape Eleuthera Institute
The Cape Eleuthera Institute is a world-class research and education facility that works to enhance conservation initiatives and economic prosperity at local, regional, and global scales through research, education, and outreach. CEI was founded in 2006 to administer The Island School’s research program with study areas related to tropical ecology, marine biology, and sustainability. Research at CEI addresses several issues relevant to The Bahamas and other small islands, including waste systems, food security and renewable energy production. Our innovative campus models “green” technologies that promote energy independence and systems that transform waste into resources including the largest solar array in The Bahamas as well as the nation's first Bio-Digester. We also host visiting educational programs and field courses for students from Pre-K to PhD. Through collaboration and partnerships with university scientists, conservation organizations, NGO's and government officials, CEI contributes to national dialogue and policy-making efforts. CEI communicates research in order to inform marine and terrestrial resource management policies and encourage sustainable development initiatives in The Bahamas and similar coastal communities around the world.
11 to 50 staff
