The Perry Institute for Marine Science conducts research throughout The Bahamas and other parts of the Caribbean in partnership with governments, international NGOs and local organizations. We also conduct a wide range of conservation, education and citizen science programs to help protect our oceans and empower a greater conservation ethic around the world.
John H. Perry Jr. founded the Perry Institute for Marine Science - one of the oldest leading research organizations in The Bahamas - more than 50 years ago, in 1970.
Since then, we've transformed from a a site-based research facility on Lee Stocking Island to a program-based non-profit that focuses on ocean research, conservation and restoration throughout the Caribbean.
Renowned for conducting leading-edge research and ecosystem restoration with the big picture in mind, our robust and holistic approach to marine conservation is regularly featured in local and international news outlets. Follow @perryinstituteformarinescience on Facebook and Instagram to read our latest headlines!
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The Perry Institute for Marine Science is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that conducts research to revitalize our oceans. We focus on coral reefs, fisheries, mangroves, Marine Protected Areas, coastal ecosystems, and climate change.
Windsor School (Albany Campus)
Frank Watson Boulevard
Adelaide, The Bahamas.
5356 Main Street
P.O. Box 435
Route 100, Suite 1
Waitsfield, VT 05673
Phone: (802) 496-2700
