
COMMUNITY IMPACT
Climate Action in Barbados
80+
Partners
400+
community livelihoods
1400+
youth educated

COMMUNITY IMPACT
Climate Action in Barbados
80+
Partners
400+
community livelihoods
1400+
youth educated

COMMUNITY IMPACT
Climate Action in Barbados
80+
Partners
400+
community livelihoods
1400+
youth educated
Regeneration by Bajans, for Bajans
WIRRED works alongside communities across Barbados to restore degraded lands through hands-on projects, youth education, and school programs. From the earliest stages of each project, we work alongside community leaders to shape the decisions that affect the places and people around them. This collaborative approach creates local jobs, supports community leadership, and helps ensure regeneration efforts reflect local priorities.
Connecting Barbadians to the Natural World
From guided tours to Bajan Bee experiences, we introduce schoolchildren to nature while building environmental awareness from an early age. We have trained hundreds of residents, including 267 Caribbeans certified in Permaculture Design.
Community members also take part in citizen science initiatives, from crab monitoring to bird watching, strengthening their connection to conservation. Together, these efforts build local leadership, protect biodiversity, and enhance coastal resilience across the island.


Connecting Barbadians to the Natural World
From guided tours to Bajan Bee experiences, we introduce schoolchildren to nature while building environmental awareness from an early age. We have trained hundreds of residents, including 267 Caribbeans certified in Permaculture Design.
Community members also take part in citizen science initiatives, from crab monitoring to bird watching, strengthening their connection to conservation. Together, these efforts build local leadership, protect biodiversity, and enhance coastal resilience across the island.

Celebrating Barbados’ Unique Biocultural Heritage
WIRRED integrates cultural and artistic practices into local regeneration, celebrating Barbados’ Caribbean identity and biocultural heritage. Through community-led storytelling, the eARTh arts and nature program, and local events, residents connect with each other and the land.
Our events, including the EcoMarket, Night Market, and cleanups at Long Pond Estuary and Walkers Beach foster local stewardship.

Celebrating Barbados’ Unique Biocultural Heritage
WIRRED integrates cultural and artistic practices into local regeneration, celebrating Barbados’ Caribbean identity and biocultural heritage. Through community-led storytelling, the eARTh arts and nature program, and local events, residents connect with each other and the land.
Our events, including the EcoMarket, Night Market, and cleanups at Long Pond Estuary and Walkers Beach foster local stewardship.
Regenerative Agriculture for Local Communities
Our living laboratory at Walkers Reserve includes a thriving plant nursery growing over 100 species, from pomegranate and pineapple to coconut and moringa.
This fresh produce supports the Organic Consumers Growers Association, local restaurants, and surrounding communities while expanding access to locally grown food.


Regenerative Agriculture for Local Communities
Our living laboratory at Walkers Reserve includes a thriving plant nursery growing over 100 species, from pomegranate and pineapple to coconut and moringa.
This fresh produce supports the Organic Consumers Growers Association, local restaurants, and surrounding communities while expanding access to locally grown food.
Our Caribbean Partners
Our Caribbean Partners









A Regeneration Hub for the Caribbean Bioregion
A Regeneration Hub for the Caribbean Bioregion
WIRRED brings together local communities, scientists, NGOs, and government agencies through field programs, workshops, and shared restoration projects. Alongside partners like Conservation International and the Inter-American Development Bank, we regenerate coastal landscapes, restore degraded lands, and protect biodiversity across the Caribbean.
WIRRED brings together local communities, scientists, NGOs, and government agencies through field programs, workshops, and shared restoration projects. Alongside partners like Conservation International and the Inter-American Development Bank, we regenerate coastal landscapes, restore degraded lands, and protect biodiversity across the Caribbean.







Support Youth and Community Conservation Programs
Support from donors and corporations help fund youth education, community training, citizen science programs, and local restoration projects across Barbados.

Walkers Institute for Regenerative Research Education and Design Inc.
PROJECTS
WIRRED is a registered non-profit organization under the Companies Act, Cap.308: Company No. 42861.
Nonprofit status: Registered under Charities Act, Cap 243: Registered Charities No. 1405
PROJECTS
WIRRED is a registered non-profit organization under the Companies Act, Cap.308: Company No. 42861.
Nonprofit status: Registered under Charities Act, Cap 243: Registered Charities No. 1405
WIRRED is a registered non-profit organization under the Companies Act, Cap.308: Company No. 42861.
Nonprofit status: Registered under Charities Act, Cap 243: Registered Charities No. 1405