Climate Cafe: The Wilds of Southern Belize

Program Type:

Talks & Presentations

Age Group:

Adults
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Welcome to the Climate Café! In this monthly series, we'll be hosting presenters on select Saturday mornings to speak about topics like environmentalism and nature, climate change, wildlife protection, and more. Complimentary coffee and pastries will be provided!

In this Café, we're excited to welcome Joy from The Joys of Nature to take us on a journey somewhere much warmer than Massachusetts: the wilds of southern Belize! 

Located in Eastern Central America, Belize shares borders with Guatemala and Mexico. From the crystal blue ocean waters and inland to the nearby mountains, it is amazingly diverse. Wildlife along the Southern coast, and nearby rivers, includes magnificent tiger herons, fast flyers like the cinnamon hummingbird and the peregrine falcon, and large swimmers like manatees and crocodiles. Traveling inland to the rainforest brings sightings of spectacular butterflies, birds, like the black headed trogon, but also mammals like the elusive jaguar and bands of coatimundi. Escape the November chill and join us for a virtual trip to see some of the stunning wildlife of Southern Belize.

Join us on Saturday, November 8th at 10:00am in Meeting Room 2 - space is limited, so please register to secure your spot!

Please refer to our calendar to view future Climate Café dates.