What natural resources does the Bahamas have?

The biggest naturally harvested resources of the bahamas are salt, aragonite, few crops, and seafood, mainly spiny lobster (aka florida lobster) and conch although there are a number of other natural resources harvested from Bahamian waters. read more

The Bahamas are in North America. The natural resources are salt, aragonite, timber, and arable land. read more

The natural resources of the Bahamas include salt, aragonite, timber and arable land. Aragonite is one of two naturally occurring crystalline forms of calcium carbonate and is present due to the coral on the islands. The islands have a relatively small area of arable land, making up around 0.5 percent of the total landmass. read more