Montego Bay Marine Park Trust

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Montego Bay Marine Park Trust The Trust is an Environmental Non-Governmental Agency (ENGO) and registered Jamaican Charitable Org.

30/10/2026

Team members of the Montego Bay Marine Park Trust participated in the Kiwanis Club of Providence – Montego Bay’s 17th Annual 5K Run/Walk/Wheelchair for Breast Cancer Awareness, held on Sunday, October 25, 2026.

As a proud sponsor of the event, MBMPT contributed glass-bottom boat tours as a group prize.




Team members of the Montego Bay Marine Park Trust participated in the Kiwanis Club of Providence – Montego Bay’s 17th An...
26/10/2026

Team members of the Montego Bay Marine Park Trust participated in the Kiwanis Club of Providence – Montego Bay’s 17th Annual 5K Run/Walk/Wheelchair for Breast Cancer Awareness, held on Sunday, October 25, 2026.

As a proud sponsor of the event, MBMPT contributed glass-bottom boat tours as a group prize.




21/10/2026

Hundreds of plastic bottles were found discarded in the bushes along Old Hospital Beach. In this video, team members from Caribbean Maritime University are seen participating in International Coastal Cleanup Day 2026, helping to remove litter from the beach and its surrounding areas. But the bottles found hidden among the bushes are a reminder that what may seem like harmless litter can have lasting consequences for our environment.

According to the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction, ‘most plastics do not biodegrade. Instead, they break down through a process called photodegradation, in which exposure to sunlight and other environmental factors causes them to fragment into smaller pieces, eventually forming microplastics that can persist in the environment for long periods (UNEP, 2018).’

Plastic pollution not only threatens our marine ecosystems but can also pose risks to human health as microplastics enter the food chain.

Please be mindful of how you dispose of your garbage




09/10/2026

Protecting the marine environment means protecting more than nature. It means helping to safeguard tourism income, livelihoods, and economic stability for the communities that depend on Montego Bay’s coastal resources.

This is why the work of the Montego Bay Marine Park Trust is so important.




When the marine environment suffers from pollution, garbage, damaged reefs, and declining marine life, the tourism produ...
06/10/2026

When the marine environment suffers from pollution, garbage, damaged reefs, and declining marine life, the tourism product suffers too. The health and beauty of our coastline and marine life are a major part of what attracts visitors to Montego Bay and shapes their experience once they arrive. A degraded marine environment, therefore, threatens not only the ecosystem but also the quality and competitiveness of the destination.

Protecting the marine environment means protecting livelihoods and protecting the tourism product on which so many businesses and communities depend. That is why the Montego Bay Marine Park Trust’s mandate to care for, protect, and preserve our marine ecosystem should matter to everyone with a stake in tourism.





Here are a few more shots of our beach and underwater cleanup. If you missed it this year, we hope to see you there next...
29/09/2026

Here are a few more shots of our beach and underwater cleanup. If you missed it this year, we hope to see you there next year!





19/09/2026

🌊💙 was a huge success!
Clean beaches, thriving ecosystems, and the most incredible team effort.
Together, we stopped 2,147 lbs of garbage from reaching our marine life.
🙌 Big shoutout to every volunteer — this was only possible because of YOU!
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17/09/2026

Throwback Thursday!

Learn about marine life, marine conservation,see Montego Bay's beautiful coastline, Bird Island, the mangroves, and so much more!



The exact moment a colony is releasing its genetic material into the water.Captured at the recent coral spawning event. ...
15/09/2026

The exact moment a colony is releasing its genetic material into the water.

Captured at the recent coral spawning event.




We love our beaches, but we love them even more when they are plastic-free! We are hosting International Coastal Clean-U...
11/09/2026

We love our beaches, but we love them even more when they are plastic-free! We are hosting International Coastal Clean-Up on Saturday September 19th, 2026, and we need your hands, your energy, and your good vibes to make a real difference for our coastline.🌊

Bring your friends, your family, or just bring yourself—every single piece of trash we pick up protects our marine life and keeps our shores pristine!

🗓️ When: Saturday, Sept 19,2026
Time:8:00 AM – 10:00 AM
📍 Where: Old Hospital Beach -Montego Bay

🎒 What to bring: Reef-safe sunscreen, a reusable water bottle, a sun hat, and your best eco-warrior energy! (We will provide the trash bags and gloves!)

Let’s protect what we love.
📲Email us at [email protected] to register.
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Address

Pier One Complex, Harbour Circle Street
Montego Bay

Opening Hours

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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+18769525619

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