Caperton visits the Bone Fish and Tarpon Trust mangrove nursery, and attends the Waterkeepers Bahamas mangrove planting project with two Grand Bahama school groups.

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The main directive of BTT is to conserve and restore the fisheries and habitats of bonefish, tarpon, and another ocean fish called permit. And, to do all this they create collaborations with institutions and governments for conducting their own science-based research. BTT is also dedicated to educating the public.

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Waterkeepers Bahamas is a member of Waterkeepers Alliance, which is, "a global movement of community based advocates united… for clean, healthy water for all. [Waterkeepers Alliance] educate and train… their local organizations for preparing effective legal challenges to uphold environmental justice.”