Creating A Better Future at Necker Island: Wildlife & Conservation @VirginLimitedEdition
Creating A Better Future at Necker Island: Wildlife & Conservation  @VirginLimitedEdition
Uploaded November 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
On Necker Island, taking care of the environment and supporting the local community sit high on our agenda. Whether conserving some of the world’s endangered species, running the island on renewable energy, or making the most of the natural resources found in the British Virgin Islands, there are countless initiatives in place.

With 74 acres of natural beauty, Necker Island is the most biodiverse island in the BVI and is home to over 140 species of animals – 70% of which are facing extinction around the world.

Our wildlife team are passionate about the animals that call Necker their home. Watch the video to hear more about the extraordinary job they do every day and how Necker Island has become a habitat and natural breeding ground for some of the world’s rarest and most endangered animals; from seven species of Madagascan Lemurs to giant tortoises, rock lizards, flamingos, and many more.

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