FCD is currently working on developing the FCD Landscape Communication Strategy, which is aimed at maintaining and strengthening communication and coordination with Chiquibul-Maya Mountain stakeholders. The goal is to strengthen current and new partnerships to be more effective in management. As part of this process, today, FCD conducted a consultation session with representative stakeholders. Specific […]

On the 5th of September, FCD’s Environmental Educator Mr. Justin Pook held meetings to introduce the multi-institutional project titled: “Integrated Management of Production Landscape to deliver Multiple Global Environmental Benefits” to the leaders of Valley of Peace, and Bermudian Landing, Willows Bank, Flowers Bank, Double Head Cabbage, Isabella Bank. The following day, a site visit […]

It’s Wild Wonder Wednesday! Did you know Ocellated Turkeys get their name from the eye-like spots on their tail feathers? It’s as if they have a thousand eyes watching over the jungle! Habitat: Ocellated Turkeys call the lush jungles of Chiquibul and Central America their home. Stunning Plumage: One of their most striking features is […]

The FCD Karst Management Unit and Cultural Heritage Technician underwent a three-day training course focused on Rappelling and First Aid response at the Las Cuevas Research Station. The training offered by Belize Institute of Search and Rescue Training included Technical Theory, Technical Practical, Medical Theory, and Medical Practical. This hand-on training has provided the Karst […]

Animals Saving Animals (ASA) in partnership with FCD has successfully conducted a second training with FCD’s Anti-Poaching Tracker Dog, “Sara” to continue work in the Chiquibul National Park. ASA aims to prevent wildlife crime through the use of antipoaching dogs. Three Rangers completed the handlers training along with Sara learning new skills.