Cayo Scoop! The Ecology of Cayo Culture

The Wood Thrush Connection won the Best Short Documentary award at the 12th Belize International Film Festival.  You might see someone you know in the documentary.  Spoiler alert, it's Roni Martinez.  Those little birds really fly a long way to experience the beauty of Belize, where much of the documentary takes place. 

The BIFF has pictures of all the winners from the ceremony.

"Audubon North Carolina’s Climate Initiative brings attention to the challenges birds face as our climate changes. In partnership with Forsyth Audubon, The Wood Thrush Connection, produced by the Climate Listening Project, connects people around the world – from North Carolina to Belize – through a shared love of the climate threatened Wood Thrush. Meet some climate heroes, learn about full life-cycle conservation approaches, and discover the importance of habitat protections and the threats of climate change to this beloved bird. Learn more about the effects of climate change on the Wood Thrush."

Fellgood news of the day.  4 the World held their 2016 Global Experiential Learning professional development course last week at Mopan Tech.  Congratulations to all the educators who elevated their knowledge base!  Thanks, 4 the World!

"4 the World's 2016 Global Experiential Learning P.D. For K-12 Educators was held at Mopan Technical High School in Bennque Viejo, Belize for the second year in a row.  Congratulations to all the Teachers who completed the training program and a special thank you for the volunteer educators from North Carolina for making all of this possible.  For more information or to join our March 2017 Global Experiential Learning P.D. for K-12 Educators in Belize visit our website www.4theworld.org"