Wildlife video shot from the sub-tropical forests of northern Belize, Central America, within the Rio Bravo Conservation and Management Area.
This 260,000 acre nature reserve, run by local conservation organisation Programme for Belize, is home to a wealth of wildlife and is that is reputed to have the healthiest and most plentiful population of Jaguars in all of Central America. A hotspot for birders, the reserve is a haven for 390 species and welcomes 25 migrants, with knowledgeable guides on hand to help you tick-off your Life List.
Programme for Belize has been protecting this rainforest for over two decades after vital funding from the World Land Trust, a UK-based conservation charity. To support the reserve's ongoing conservation, they run two eco-tourism sites offering accommodation in the heart of the forest for guided or independent hiking, wildlife spotting, and exploration of an ancient Mayan archaeological site.
This wildlife video was produced by Bethan John as part of the Wildlands Creative project: www.wildlandscreative.com
