Alligator Head Foundation

Alligator Head Foundation Fostering healthy relationships with the sea

The Alligator Head Foundation (AHF) was established to manage and support the East Portland Fish Sanctuary and develop projects to assist the communities dependent on marine resources for their livelihood. The aims of the Foundation are also to support contemporary art, digital media, food, culture and music production as well as supporting the protection and preservation of the world´s natural resources and the environment, with particular focus on the oceans.

The Convivial Blue Commons Lab is a new initiative of TBA21-Academy at the Alligator Head Foundation. And it is looking ...
12/06/2026

The Convivial Blue Commons Lab is a new initiative of TBA21-Academy at the Alligator Head Foundation. And it is looking for a Knowledge Exchange & Communications Officer to join our growing team in Portland, Jamaica.

This is a unique opportunity to work at the intersection of marine conservation, environmental justice, research, arts, culture, and policy as part of an international collaboration between TBA21–Academy and the Alligator Head Foundation.

We're looking for someone curious, organised, proactive, and excited by interdisciplinary work. You'll help coordinate research, support communications, organise events, and connect local and international conversations about the future of conservation and blue economies.

📍 Portland, Jamaica
⏳ Part-time (3 days/week)
📅 Applications close: 30 June, 6PM

Check link in bio for the full call. To apply, send a cover letter and CV to:
📧 [email protected]

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We are proud to share that the Alligator Head Foundation has been recognized among the 500 Best Socio-Environmental Proj...
09/06/2026

We are proud to share that the Alligator Head Foundation has been recognized among the 500 Best Socio-Environmental Projects in Latin America and the Caribbean through the Premios Verdes initiative.

Premios Verdes is one of the region’s leading sustainability awards, recognizing projects that deliver measurable environmental and social impact. This recognition highlights the Foundation’s work in marine conservation, coral reef restoration, sustainable fisheries, and community stewardship in Jamaica.

Thank you to our partners, supporters, and communities who continue to make this work possible.

Click then link in the bio to read the full article.⬆️

09/06/2026

🤝 Community Development in Action

The Alligator Head Foundation is proud to support the Fairy Hill Community Centre through the donation of building materials and hardware supplies to assist with the expansion of its stage facility.

This improvement will provide a larger, more functional space for community events, cultural activities, meetings, and celebrations, creating new opportunities for residents to come together and thrive.

We are committed to supporting initiatives that strengthen communities and improve quality of life across Portland.

🌊 Happy World Ocean Day!The ocean gives us life, food, and livelihoods. Let's work together to protect it for generation...
08/06/2026

🌊 Happy World Ocean Day!
The ocean gives us life, food, and livelihoods. Let's work together to protect it for generations to come. 💙

Today, the Alligator Head Foundation joined The Nature Conservancy’s World Ocean Day Expo at the Pegasus Hotel in Kingst...
08/06/2026

Today, the Alligator Head Foundation joined The Nature Conservancy’s World Ocean Day Expo at the Pegasus Hotel in Kingston, where Dr. Dexter-Dean Colquhoun, Research Programme Manager, showcased the Foundation’s work under the CoralCarib project.

The event provided an excellent platform to highlight ongoing coral reef restoration and resilience-building efforts being implemented with support from the International Climate Initiative (IKI), while engaging with partners, students, and members of the public on the importance of protecting Jamaica’s marine ecosystems.

The programme featured remarks from The Nature Conservancy’s Jamaica Programme Director, Donna Oniss Blake, and German Ambassador Jan Hendrick van Thiel, along with presentations from representatives of the Ministry of Water, Environment and Climate Change (Oceans and Blue Economy Division), NEPA, the National Fisheries Authority, the Forestry Department, and the GraceKennedy Foundation.

CoralCarib is supported by the International Climate Initiative (IKI) on behalf of the German Federal Government.

🌍💙 Happy World Environment Day!Today, we celebrate the natural world that sustains us and renew our commitment to protec...
05/06/2026

🌍💙 Happy World Environment Day!

Today, we celebrate the natural world that sustains us and renew our commitment to protecting it for future generations. From healthy coral reefs and thriving marine ecosystems to resilient coastal communities, every action we take matters.

At Alligator Head Foundation, we work every day to conserve biodiversity, restore ecosystems, and promote sustainable livelihoods that benefit both people and nature. Together, we can create a greener, healthier planet.

🌱 Protect our ecosystems.
🤝 Empower our communities.
🌊 Preserve our future.

The environment is not just our responsibility it is our shared legacy.

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Port Antonio

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Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00

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876-993-0336

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