Sir Nicholas Nuttall Coral Reef Sculpture Garden
The Bahamas Reef Environment Educational Foundation (BREEF) created the country’s first underwater living art gallery off the south west coast of New Providence near the Clifton Heritage National Park.
Coral Restoration
Reefs are home to 25% of all marine life but they are are under threat.
BREEF created the Sir Nicholas Nuttall Coral Reef Sculpture Garden to draw attention and inspire specific action to protect our oceans.
Oil pollution is a major threat to the sculpture garden and adjacent coral reefs. BREEF advocates for the effective clean up. Growing endangered corals at our coral nursery helps restore natural reefs.
Underwater Art Exhibits
Ocean Atlas
The centrepiece sculpture “Ocean Atlas” is the largest underwater sculpture in the world.
Jason de Caires Taylor
Virtuoso Man
Giving attention to the role of the more insightful, wiser, older generation while paying homage to the role of Atlas.
Willicey Tynes
Lucayan Face
Measures up to seven feet and honours the archipelago’s first known inhabitants, the Lucayans.
Andret John
Reef Balls
65 Additional artificial reef structures from the Reef Ball Foundation form the backbone of snorkel trails at the site.
Reef Ball Foundation
A Unique Experience
Bahamas Reef Environment Education Foundation (BREEF)
BREEF (Bahamas Reef Environment Educational Foundation) is a registered Bahamian non-profit foundation based in New Providence, Bahamas.
- P.O. Box CB-11005, Unit #11,
Caves Professional Center,
West Bay St. & Blake Road,
New Providence,
The Bahamas. - +1 242-327-9000
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