Nurturing Nature
Global Traveler|March 2022
Connect with the abundant flora and fauna of Belize.
By Sheryl Nance-Nash
Nurturing Nature

Ecotourism enthusiasts can immerse in the conservation success of the Caribbean island of Belize. More than 70 percent of the country is forested, boasting 103 protected areas, many of them animal sanctuaries. Imagine spending your days feeding howler monkeys, spotting jaguars in their natural habitat and watching more than 500 species of birds. You can even participate in the Green Iguana Conservation Project, aiming to conserve and look after the endangered species in Belize.

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