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BELIZE CITRUS GROWERS ASSOCIATION - A non governmental, non-profit organization charged with representing the interests of the Citrus Industry in Belize. The Association provides cost price services, administers preferential loan schemes and conducts research and extension programs for growers. |
BELIZE FOUNDATION FOR RESEARCH AND ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION - BFREE is a non-profit 501 (C) 3 membership organization registered in the United States in 1995. BFREE supports and manages a private research and educational facility, located on 1,153 acres of tropical rainforest nestled in the foothills of the Maya Mountains in southern Belize along the crystal clear Bladen River. Four protected areas adjoin the BFREE reserve, including Bladen Nature Reserve, Cockscomb Basin Jaguar Reserve, Deep River Forest Reserve, and Maya Mountain Forest Reserve. |
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BELIZETOURISM.ORG - Belize's Official Tourism Industry Information Website. Via this website, the Belize Tourism Board aims to provide information on the Belize tourism industry to members of the travel trade, press, potential investors, students and researchers so that you might understand the direction the industry has taken as well the current structure. |
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| CHIQUIBUL MAYA MOUNTAINS –The Chiquibul-Maya Mountain Program is an exciting, innovative endeavor to protect the most important block of tropical forest in Belize, Central America. This block consists of an agglomeration of fourteen protected area sub-units. The purpose of this endeavor is to develop and implement a comprehensive and integrated sustainable management program primarily for the core conservation areas of the Chiquibul-Maya Mountain block. |
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FRIENDS FOR CONSERVATION & DEVELOPOMENT - A non-profit, non-governmental organization in Belize, dedicated to motivate the public to protect the environment through conservation awareness. Located in the historical Maya community of San Jose Succotz, Cayo District, the organization has been in existence since 1989 conducting environmental conservation activities and promoting civic pride among Belizeans, through outdoor experiential programs. |
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GLOVER'S REEF MARINE RESERVE - A research station run by Wildlife Conservation Society. Open since 1997, Glover's Reef Marine Reserve and World Heritage site has hosted more than 100 scientific expeditions and serves as a platform for many researchers and students. Located on Middle Caye, Glover's Reef Atoll, the station's mission is to promote long-term conservation and management of the Belize’s Barrier Reef Complex. |
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HEALTHY REEF - The Healthy Reefs for Healthy People Initiative is an international, multi-institutional effort that tracks the health of the Mesoamerican Reef, the human choices that shape it and our progress in ensuring its long-term integrity.
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HOLY REDEEMER CATHEDRAL - Built in 1858, Holy Redeemer Cathedral is located in the heart of historic Belize. It has become the center of Roman Catholic worship in Belize City and a major attraction to tourists.
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| OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE MERCY CENTER BELIZE - Located in the Sisters of Mercy Convent Building, Belize City is a non profit Spiritual Life Center offering hospitality in the spirit of Mercy within a peaceful and tranquil environment with opportunities for prayer, spiritual direction, counseling, retreats, workshops and sessions on self help, scripture and spirituality. |
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| NATIONAL GARIFUNA COUNCIL OF BELIZE – A non-governmental organization representing the indigenous Garifuna people of Belize. Our mission is to preserve, strengthen and develop our culture as well as promote economic development of the Garifuna people.
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THE BELIZE TOURISM BOARD OFFICIAL WEBSITE - The secret is out - Belize, with its world class diving, incredible Blue Hole, 3 atolls, Longest Barrier Reef in the Northern Hemisphere, Mayan Ruins, birdwatching, cave systems, rainforest...The Belize Tourism Board represents a CLASS product custom-tailored for the discerning tourist - YOU. Lots of information for the visitor to Belize. |
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THE BELIZE ZOO - The Belize Zoo and tropical Education Center was started in 1983 and is today settled on 29 acres of tropical savanna and exhibits over 125 animals all native to Belize. |
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