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Protecting and Preserving

The Turks and Caicos National Trust is a statutory body that was established in 1992 to protect, conserve and promote the cultural, historic and natural heritage of the Turks and Caicos Islands for present & future generations and for the enjoyment of all.

For everyone. Forever.

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Upcoming Events

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What’s New

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Wetlands Photo Contest

Take a look at our First place winner for our photography contest… This image was taken by Jennifer Forbes which highlights the beautiful details of our wetlands here in the Turks and Caicos Islands. Our second place winner is Katy Estime,…
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Of Bats and Caves

Conch Bar Caves foster a special habitat that provides homes for a number of animals – most notably bats, the only native mammals of the Turks & Caicos Islands. Locally, bats are known as ‘rat-bats’, although they are not closely…
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Saving the Iguana Project

The Critically Endangered Turks and Caicos rock iguana (Cyclura carinata) is unique to the Turks and Caicos Islands. The rock iguana was once found abundantly throughout these beautiful islands, but due to ongoing habitat loss and the spread…
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Wetland Restoration Project

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Cheshire Hall green space clearing… need volunteers

Join us! Be a volunteer! The National Trust will be clearing the green space in front of Cheshire Hall Plantation on the 18th Jan (Saturday) from 6:00 am - 3:00 pm. Altogether, we are one big community loving and protecting our heritage. See…

World Travel Awards voting now open

The nominations are in and the Turks and Caicos Islands has received 8 nominations for the 27th annual World Travel Awards – the most prestigious honours programme in global travel and tourism: Caribbean's Leading Beach Destination 2020 Caribbean's…

Bird monitoring at Wheeland Pond

On December 6th, staff of TCNT and DECR, spent the day monitoring birds at Wheeland Pond wetlands. As part of the Darwin+ funded "Restoring and Safeguarding the Wetlands of the Caribbean" both organizations are tasked with counting and monitoring…

Wetlands field study at Kimcha Village

Kimcha Village owners has partnered with the Turks and Caicios National Trust for the Darwin+ funded "Safeguarding and Restoring the Wetlands of the Caribbean Project". Your insight and education about our Wheeland Ponds and wetlands are…

TCNT at Community College’s Job Fair

Successful display of Jobs in Tourism by the Tourist Board and Turks and Caicos Community College. TCNT was invited to be a part of this very interactive and informative session, geared at showing our youths the varying and very diverse jobs…

Areas of Natural Beauty

Little Water Cay

Flamingo Pond

Conch Bar Caves

Bird Rock Point Trail

Historical Sites

Wade’s Green Plantation

Government House – Salt Cay

Cheshire Hall Plantation

Sharing our history and culture

The Turks and Caicos National Trust continues to move forward as an environmental education service provider. For years, the Trust has hosted a series of teachers’ workshops that are highly attended by teachers from both private and government schools. Our historical and natural sites are also frequently visited by visitors to our Beautiful by Nature Turks and Caicos.

Join the National Trust

We rely on the support of our members to manage, conserve and protect our heritage sites. By joining, you’ll enjoy free access to all National Trust sites, advance event ticket offers, and discounts at our shops.

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For Everyone, Forever.

The National Trust owns and manages some of our nation's top historical and natural sites, for the continued enjoyment of us and future generations.

Visit Us

# 50 Saltmills Plaza
Grace Bay, Providenciales
Turks and Caicos Islands

+1 (649) 941 5710
info@tcnationaltrust.org