Our Director and #1 Recording artist in The Bahamas, KB, has released another song about one of our major concerns ANCHOR PROJECTS! We need to make smart decisions about large projects in our islands and respect the locals opinions on how or if they will work in their communities. As we work to Save The Bays, we are asking our government to make sensible decisions about new projects, ones that our non-damaging to our environment and eco-friendly for our future. Please watch, listen and share as we all work to Save The Bays in our beautiful Bahamas.

Help us SAVE the beautiful Little Harbour, in Abaco. Join the Responsible Development for Abaco (RDA) team and ‪#‎savethebays‬ as we demand that the Government respects the LOCALS! On May 23rd, 2016 the RDA, was granted leave “to issue a motion seeking Judicial Review” of the Abaco Club’s proposed development of this bay. RDA initiated the proceedings on the grounds that both developer (the Abaco Club) and the Government have failed to engage in “adequate consultation” with residents and affected parties in Little Harbour. ISSUES: Apart from the 44-slip private dock, the Abaco Club’s planned supporting facilities include a supplies shop, private restaurant and 6,000 square foot covered parking lot. RDA fears that if the project goes ahead it will completely change the environment and character of Little Harbour, a 50-home community that runs almost entirely off solar power. QC Fred Smith said "the action was based on what he described as the Government’s consistent failure to properly consult local residents, and others, who will be most affected by development and infrastructure projects approved from afar in Nassau." Please watch this video, share this video and support our fellow Bahamians as they strive to Save their Bay! ‪#‎savelittleharbour‬ #savethebays ‪#‎repectthelocals‬

In this video, Save The Bays Director, Fred Smith travels to Guana Cay to investigate the environmental destruction that has been caused in Guana Cay as a result of development on the cay including the Baker's Bay golf course. Troy Albury, Save The Bays Director and President of Save Guana Cay Reef took Fred Smith on a tour of the cay and a dive of the reef for the investigation. This investigation also looks into the ways that the Baker's Bay has failed to live up to promises made in the Heads of Agreement they signed with the Government. Please watch and share this video to raise awareness of what's happening.

International Environmentalists explored the area around Nygard Cay and commented on the effects of unregulated development on our environment. Please watch this video and share this to show the effect that certain development can have on our marine environments.

Here's a video on proposed anchor projects and how the government is keeping all of these projects a secret from the Bahamian people. Watch this video to learn about failing anchor projects and alternative sustainable projects for The Bahamas. Please share this video to raise awareness of what's happening in The Bahamas.

We hosted a group of international environmentalists to a tour of The Bahamas, especially areas that are of concern to Save The Bays. One of the locations we visited during our tour was the North Bimini Marine Reserve which has been proposed but hasn't been established as a marine protected area by the government. Please help us share this video and demand that the government formalizes the North Bimini Marine Reserve today.

During a recent trip hosted by Save The Bays, international environmentalists visited Bimini to explore the damage caused by the recent dredging by the Machiavell, the large dredger hired by Resorts World. All of the environmentalists agree that further unregulated development could have serious impact on Bimini and their tourism industry as the silt from the recent dredging remains a problem for local reefs. Please watch and share this video to raise awareness of what is happening in Bimini and the consequences of unregulated, unmitigated development.

This video was taken during a recent visit by international environmentalists and takes a look at the ongoing oil pollution in the Clifton Bay area. Our visitors noted that the amount of oil in the water is appalling and needs to be fixed as this is an important site for The Bahamas. Please watch and share this video and raise awareness of oil spills in The Bahamas and especially near Clifton Bay.

In this video, Senior Fishing Guide Meko speaks about establishing sustainable boutique hotels and fishing lodges through The Bahamas rather than large hotel chains and plans for a large aragonite mining operation for East Grand Bahama.

In this video, Deputy Chief Councilor, Shervin Tate explains how the proposed aragonite mining operation for East End, Grand Bahama will be a job killer, as hundreds of Bahamians in the area rel