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A sea turtle swimming over a sunlit seagrass meadow
BELIZE AUDUBON SOCIETY · SINCE 1969

A world
worth protecting.

Come closer to Belize’s wild places. Discover extraordinary wildlife, unforgettable landscapes and the people caring for them.

A little closer to the wild

Healthy reefs. Living forests.
A shared future.

Photography · Belize Audubon Society archive ↗
FOLLOW YOUR CURIOSITY

One small country.
So many worlds.

Swim over a reef, walk beneath the canopy or listen to a lagoon come alive. Start with the experience that calls to you.

Photographs from the BAS archive · credits & sources ↗

Red-footed boobies among the branches at Half Moon Caye.
A closer look at Half Moon CayeMaury Eldridge · BAS photo archive ↗
BELIZE, THROUGH BAS’S EYES

Take a little
closer look.

Meet the places and the people behind them. Choose a short film from the Society’s own collection.

Illustrative photograph
FILM · YouTube2020-03-05 · 3:07

Where we work

A 2020 introduction from BAS to the seven protected areas it co-manages.

Belize Audubon Society

Audio and any available captions come from the original publisher.
Explore all seven protected areas

Selected film: Where we work

PEOPLE ARE PART OF THE PICTURE

Extraordinary places.
Everyday dedication.

An educator leads a group outdoors beneath the trees. From the BAS education archive

Conservation begins with connection.

A first bird sighting. A question beneath the forest canopy. BAS brings people and nature together through education, community outreach and the daily work of caring for protected areas.

Meet the work behind your visit ↗
Sunset over the water beside a palm-lined island, featured on BAS’s Half Moon Caye page.
COME FOR THE WONDER. CARE FOR WHAT REMAINS.

Make your next visit
mean a little more.

Go with local knowledge. Give wildlife its space. Check access, fees and conditions before you travel. A thoughtful visit starts here.

Photograph · Belize Audubon Society archive ↗