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CCBTIA Conference Center

Reserve our Conference Center for your student groups, tour groups or meetings. Maximum group size is 35 persons. Audio-visual equipment such as slide projector and overhead projector are available, along with slide presentations (see below), and computer services. (BZ$200/day or $30/hour). Contact CCBTIA ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ) for reservations.

CCBTIA maintains a library of resources materials on Belizean natural history, sustainable tourism and conservation. It is available by appointment to students and community members.

CCBTIA Mini-Reserve Guided Tours

Tour through the CCBTIA Mini-Reserve with an interpretive guide.

• 1-4 persons BZ$ 60
• 4 – 10 persons $ 15 per person
• Groups of 10 or more: $150 for 10 persons plus $5 for each additional person
• Discounts for international student groups (30%) and Belizean student groups (60%)

Environmental Education - Slide Shows

The following slide shows are available for your student or tour group.

• Natural History of Belize
• Flora and Fauna of Belize (endangered species and protected areas)
• Birds and Fish of Belize
• Reef Ecology, Marine Reserves, and Fishing Regulations
• History of Caye Caulker
• Mangrove Wetlands of Belize

Minimum 10 persons, $150 for 10 persons, $5 for each additional person. Discounts for international student groups (30%) and Belizean student groups (60%). Contact CCBTIA ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Caye Caulker RC School Standard III class eagerly awaits slide show by CCBTIA member Dorothy Beveridge (not pictured). On behalf of CCBTIA, Dorothy provides environmental education in the form of slide shows to the school without charge.

CCBTIA Publications

A grant from the Protected Areas Conservation Trust (PACT) allowed the publication of a Trail Guide that describes the trees and plants on the interpretative trail. CCBTIA has also published A Guide to the Birds of Caye Caulker, which includes descriptions of the most commonly encountered birds and a checklist of 130 birds that have been seen here.

A book on the plants of Caye Caulker is in preparation under the Plant Inventory project.

FAMRACC-Community Co-Management

Under a grant from the Protected Areas Conservation Trust, CCBTIA facilitated the formation of FAMRACC, the community association for co-management of the Caye Caulker Forest and Marine Reserves. FAMRACC is registered as a non-governmental organization and has agreements with the Fisheries and Forest Departments to co-manage both of these reserves. CCBTIA continues to participate as a member and provide support to FAMRACC.

Joint FAMRACC-CCBTIA expedition to the Caye Caulker Forest Reserve for the Plant Inventory Project, September 5, 2006.