Jaguars have been confirmed on the Caves Branch property. During a birding expedition (March 3-10, 2011) several members of the group saw a wild jaguar on a hike to Neko's Cave. This sighting, as well as other evidence has prompted the begining of jaguar research during the Belize Adventures January trip.
Have you ever wanted to trek through the jungle, explore an ancient Mayan cave, study jaguars and earn college credit while doing all of these activities? Experience firsthand one of the most unique biomes on the planet through our Belize Adventures study abroad program.
Join LLCC biology professor Dave Cox on an exciting biological field studies trip to Belize on January 3-8, 2012. The focus of the trip will be to start monitoring the jaguar population on the Caves Branch property. We will also have time for a variety of other activites, exploring Neko's Cave (this cave is restricted to LLCC groups), Orchid Rescue Project, water quality monitoring and stream sampling, bird watching, visiting Mayan ruins and some free time in San Ignacio where you will be able to experience the local culture and shop for handmade Belizean crafts.
Jaguars have been confirmed on the Caves Branch property. During a birding expedition (March 3-10, 2011) several members of the group saw a wild jaguar on a hike to Neko's Cave. This sighting, as well as other evidence has prompted the begining of jaguar research during the Belize Adventures January trip.
Have you ever wanted to trek through the jungle, explore an ancient Mayan cave, study jaguars and earn college credit while doing all of these activities? Experience firsthand one of the most unique biomes on the planet through our Belize Adventures study abroad program.
Join LLCC biology professor Dave Cox on an exciting biological field studies trip to Belize on January 3-8, 2012. The focus of the trip will be to start monitoring the jaguar population on the Caves Branch property. We will also have time for a variety of other activites, exploring Neko's Cave (this cave is restricted to LLCC groups), Orchid Rescue Project, water quality monitoring and stream sampling, bird watching, visiting Mayan ruins and some free time in San Ignacio where you will be able to experience the local culture and shop for handmade Belizean crafts.