LOOKING FOR SOME GOOD PLACES TO SEE OTHER NATURAL RESOUCES

Explore the rainforests and ruins of Belize and Guatemala!  Within the Mayan ruins, fertile lagoons, and mountainous terrain of Belize and Guatemala, more than 1,300 birds can be found in protected areas of these two neotropical countries. The ancient civilizations that once thrived here may no longer be present today, but an abundance of vibrant wildlife still remains. Join NRF on this exciting eight-day expedition to Belize and Guatemala to look for hundreds of neotropical species with the help of expert guides. This trip is ideal for new and experienced birding enthusiasts alike.

Belize & Guatemala: Nature, Conservation and Neotropical Birds December 1-8, 2018  Limited to 12 travelers $2,725 per person Deadline to register is July 20, 2018 Highlights: Enjoy birding in the pine savannas and wetland habitats of Crooked Tree Wildlife Sanctuary, in the mountainous terrain and Caribbean pine forests of Mountain Pine Ridge Reserve. Observe species such as the orange-breasted falcon, stygian owl, ocellated turkey, bare-throated tiger-heron, black-collared hawk, neotropic cormorant and king vulture. Learn about Mayan culture and the resident wildlife that live within the ancient temples and alters of the Cahal Pech Mayan ruins. Travel up to Tikal National Park. The 54,610 acres of rainforest protects a wide range of wildlife including spider monkeys, ocelots, jaguarundis, tapirs, howler monkeys, coatis, and giant anteaters. Registrations and Questions  View a complete tour itinerary and register online here. For more information, contact Debbie Sturdivant Jordan at debbie@holbrooktravel.com or (866) 748-6146.   Reserve Your Place Can't join us in Belize and Guatemala?  Consider Isle Royale or New Zealand! Limited space is still available on both trips for 2018: