Preserving a Future for all Jamaicans

We are designed to be the primary source of financial support for Jamaica’s Protected Areas System.

The National Conservation Trust Fund of Jamaica

We are focused on funding solutions which transform lives and livelihoods while building a climate resilient Jamaica.

The NCTFJ was established as a not-for-profit NGO to source and provide sustainable funding for Protected Areas in Jamaica. It is designed to be the primary source of financial support for Jamaica’s Protected Areas System, in collaboration with government and non-government partners.

Transforming Lives, Safeguarding Livelihoods.

Provide Grants

We provide grants to eligible non-governmental organizations as well as relevant public-sector agencies directly involved in the management of protected areas.

Funding Activities

We fund activities that contribute to the long-term sustainability of Jamaica’s National Protected Areas System (NPAS) including: conservation, research, infrastructure preservation and development, as well as education and enforcement.

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How you can help

Sustained financial endowments and gifts from multiple sources such as bilateral agencies, as well as grants from foundations, NGOs, individuals and the corporate sector are necessary to help us fulfil our mandate to preserve Jamaica’s protected areas and safeguard the country’s long-term ecological viability for generations.

Become a Changmaker

Join a network of businesses that are committed to supporting the sustainable management of Jamaica's rich eco-system of breath-taking beauty.

Make a Donation

Make a commitment to making a difference – for your company, our community, our country and the planet. Your change makes a change.

Become a Mentor

Our mentorship program is designed to pair a suitable mentor with a NCTFJ mentee based on the analysis of a capacity needs assessment.

Our Protected Areas

Jamaica’s breath-taking beauty and appeal as a great place to live and visit, is underpinned by a rich eco-system of nestling mountain ranges, terrestrial national parks, forest and game reserves, rivers, marine parks, fish sanctuaries as well as unique heritage sites and landmarks, where flora and fauna find habitat in delicate balance with human activities.