Grow Together for a Better Tomorrow

At Bahamas Bloom, we believe in fostering a vibrant community through education and hands-on programs. Our programs inspire children and adults alike to learn about the environment and nurture nature's beauty.

Our hallmark program is Camp Bloom, a summer day camp for children on San Salvador, The Bahamas. 

Inspiration Blooms Here

Cultivating Community and Caring for Our Planet

Fostering Community Through Education

Bahamas Bloom brings people together to learn and grow in their understanding of the environment.

We empower children through hands-on programs that instill a love for nature.

We can use your help! Make a donation to sponsor a child at camp this summer. 

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Camps Offered

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Children Engaged

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Community Events Hosted

Discover Our Highlights

Our featured programs and initiatives that promote community engagement and environmental education.
Join us in making a difference in our community!

Community Education Programs

Engaging camps focused on hands-on science education, including marine biology, sustainability and gardening skills for everyone. We partner with the Gerace Research Centre for our programming. 

Community Gardening Initiative

Hands-on programs designed to inspire the next generation in environmental stewardship.

To learn about gardening in the Bahamas, visit our gardening page. 

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Bahamas Bloom is a non-profit organization started by Dr. Dawn M. Ford of Chattanooga, TN. Dr. Ford began her journey in the Bahamas as a graduate student at Miami University of Ohio. As a student of Dr. Hardy Eshbaugh, she found her passion in tropical island science on Andros Island at the Forfar Field Station. When she became faculty herself, she started taking students to the Gerace Research Centre on San Salvador and has been engaged with the community there for nearly 30  years. 

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