Nonsuch Island
@nonsuchisland.com
LookBermuda's CahowCam Project is featuring Bermuda's endemic Cahow, one of the rarest seabirds on the planet. It is based on Nonsuch Island, part of the Castle Harbour Islands Nature Reserve, located at the eastern end of Bermuda in St. Georges parish. Nonsuch Island is the most important site in Bermuda for the conservation of rare and threatened species and habitats.
Nonsuch Island's Company Logos
Nonsuch Island's Brand Colors
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Color name
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HSL
CMYK
#6BD3F5
Malibu
107, 211, 245
195, 87, 69
56, 14, 0, 4
#F7E0AB
Sandwisp
247, 224, 171
42, 83, 82
0, 9, 31, 3
#184E5A
Nile Blue
24, 78, 90
191, 58, 22
73, 13, 0, 65
About Nonsuch Island
Nonsuch Expeditions is a brand that is dedicated to solving conservation challenges through the development and utilization of technology. They specialize in exploring and preserving the unique and rare habitats of Bermuda, particularly Nonsuch Island, which is part of the Castle Harbour Islands Nature Reserve. Nonsuch Island is home to a variety of critically endangered and Lazarus species, making it a crucial site for the conservation of rare and threatened plants and animals.
One of their notable projects is the Bermuda Petrel Translocation Project, where they are bringing back the iconic Cahow seabird after it was thought to be extinct for over 300 years. Their most renowned project, the CahowCam, in collaboration with the Bermuda Government Dept. This initiative has been running successfully for over 10 seasons and has garnered over 40 million minutes of viewership.
Additionally, Nonsuch Expeditions is involved in various other terrestrial and ocean exploration, conservation, and enforcement efforts around Bermuda and key conservation regions worldwide. Stay updated with their latest news, nesting alerts, tour notifications, and announcements about their ongoing initiatives by visiting their website and subscribing to their newsletter
