WILDLIFE EDUCATION FACILITIES
IN BELIZE
Belize Bird Rescue is not open to the public. We recommend the following facilities for up-close avian wildlife education
BBR
is not open to the public.
As a working rehabilitation centre, our priority is the wellbeing of our birds and the focus of our team.
For anyone eager to explore Belize’s avian wildlife, we recommend these two incredible educational facilities, permitted by the Belize Forest Department to provide ethical wildlife education programs, ideal for school groups, families, and overseas visitors of all ages!
THE BELIZE ZOO
& TROPICAL EDUCATION CENTER
"The best little zoo in the world"
The Belize Zoo & Tropical Education Center
La Democracia, Belize District
Over 150 native animals - rescued, rehabilitated, or born at the zoo. As the only Forest Department–authorised zoo in Belize, and the country’s only licensed facility for displaying captive wildlife, it’s the perfect place to see Belize's iconic species such as tapirs, jaguars, howler monkeys, toucans, birds of prey, parrots including the scarlet macaw and so much more.
Hours: Mon to Sat 8:30 am to 5pm
Sun 8:30am to 4:30pm
Location: Mile 29, George Price Hwy, Belize District
Tel: +501 625-3604
Email: info@belizezoo.org
Website: www.belizezoo.org
BELIZE NATURAL HISTORY ARCHIVE
"Biodiversity, Awareness & Respect"
Belize Natural History Archive
Santa Elena, Cayo District
The Natural History Archive offers a fascinating, up-close look at Belize’s wildlife, ecosystems, and conservation history. Schools and groups are welcome. Contact the team to arrange an informative, interactive educational visit, usually scheduled in the morning before the exhibit opens to the general public.
Hours: Tues to Sat 12:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Sun 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Closed Mondays
Contact them to arrange a school trip
Location: 4 Cemetery St, Santa Elena, Cayo District
Tel: +501 637-0224
Email: bnha.museum@gmail.com
Website: www.belizenaturalhistoryarchive.com
