What does BNT mean in UNCLASSIFIED

The Bermuda National Trust (BNT) is an independent charity devoted to conserving, protecting and enhancing Bermuda's natural and historic environment. Its main activities include land acquisition and management, conservation education, advocacy and research as well as supporting other environmental initiatives.

BNT was founded in 1965 and has been actively protecting and preserving the natural environment of Bermuda ever since.

BNT manage 45 acres of protected land located across various reserves throughout the island. In addition to this, they also support local community-based projects such as beach cleanups, coral reef monitoring programs and anti-litter campaigns.

You can help protect the incredible biodiversity that exists on the islands by joining one of their many volunteer programs or by making a donation to help them continue their important work. Other ways you can contribute include spreading awareness about their work through social media or becoming a member of their organisation by signing up for their membership program.

Some key figures at BNT consist of Chairman Dr Adam Dunkley, Executive Director Stuart Hayward, Deputy Directors Chris Flook & Stuart Hayward Jr., Conservation Officer Dr Alex Rogers, Pest Control Officer & Historic Preservation Officer Tawanda Phillips-Williams, Centuries House Manager Rebekah Swan & Herschel Trott Beach Ranger Sean Adderley.