Belize Audubon Society News

Gray-breasted MartinWhile enjoying the summer breeze and relaxing by the sea at BTL Park on Wednesday evening (July 23), I observed a great cloud of Gray-breasted Martins overhead.  According to Birds of Belize, in July and August, large flocks of migrating martins of both species (Purple and Gray-breasted) gather in certain areas along the coast.  The […]

On the morning of July 16, a park biologist from Half Moon Caye Natural Monument observed fresh tracks of six sea turtles on the beach of Half Moon Caye.   Three species of sea turtles are known to nest in Belize- the green, loggerhead, and hawksbill.
The warmth of the sun incubates the eggs and in about two months time, […]

Camp AdSummer camps at the Belize Audubon Society this year offers something for everyone - even parents! This year, four camps offer explorers the opportunity to explore the rainforests of Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary and St. Herman’s Blue Hole National Park; wetlands of Crooked Tree Wildlife Sanctuary, and the reefs of Half-moon Caye and Blue […]

[ July 3, 2008; 6:00 pm; ]

[ July 2, 2008; 8:00 am; ] Belize Audubon Society will partner with the Belize Family Life Association (BFLA) to implement Environmental Education session for youths from Crooked Tree Village during the a one week summer program.