The world-renowned Nonsuch Island Nature Reserve is 60+ years into a very successful re-wilding project, restoring its flora and fauna to a pre-colonization state.
It is home to several critically endangered and Lazarus species, and is the base of the Bermuda Petrel Translocation Project where one of the rarest seabirds on the Planet, the “Cahow” is now up to 165 pairs, after 300+ years being considered extinct.
As a signature example of the Nonsuch Expeditions’ mission to develop and leverage technology to solve Conservation challenges, The CahowCam project in conjunction with the Bermuda Government Dept. of Environment and Natural Resources is broadcasting LIVEstreams from the underground Cahow nesting burrows, now for the 14th season!
Over the past 13 seasons, Millions of minutes of CahowCam video have been watched. Watch the CahowCams LIVE here.
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Learn more about our conservation efforts on Nonsuch Island, in Bermuda’s marine habitats, out into the Sargasso Sea, including:
Terrestrial and Ocean exploration.
MPA creation, management, and enforcement.
Developing, field-testing, and leveraging technology for Biodiversity Conservation (now including Genomics with BioQuest).