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Looking to learn something new? Our Inspire EdVentures blog features articles on our projects, edventures, and science behind some of the most amazing people, animals, and destinations on the planet!
Latest Posts & Inspirations
World Tapir Day 2023
Come celebrate World Tapir Day with Inspire EdVentures, the Belize Zoo, and the Belize Tapir Project and learn all about these amazing animals!
Inspire EdVentures Celebrates Earth Day 2023!
This Earth Day we take a look back at how, through your help and the work of our partners, we can together made a difference. Thank you , and Happy Earth Day!
Trail Camera Spotlight: Central American Tapir
The tapir is not only the national animal of Belize, but an iconic animal that represents a focal point for habitat conservation in the country. Learn how we have been working on these projects with our friends at the Belize Zoo!
The Science of Harpy Eagles
Harpy Eagles are one of the most impressive, and largest raptors, on the planet. Learn more about this amazing species, and the conservation efforts of the Belize Zoo in protecting these birds.
The Science of Coral Reefs
Coral reefs are one of the most important, and threatened, ecosystems on the planet. Sometimes called the “rainforests of the sea”, reefs form an important part of the marine foos web. Learn more about them here, or take a virtual tour edventure with us to the coral reefs of Belize
The Science of Corals
Corals are amazing animals who create one of the most diverse ecosystems on the planet - the coral reefs. Learn more about them here and follow us all month to focus on why conserving them is important.
The Inspire Me! Hearts 4 Zoo Habitats Campaign
Hurricane Lisa ripped through the Belize Zoo in early November. While the animals and staff are safe, there was extensive damage to the infrastructure and animals habitats. Learn how we are working to restore the Zoo with your help!
Virtual Tours and Giving Back Campaigns
Animals of the Month
Hurricane Lisa ripped through the Belize Zoo in early November. While the animals and staff are safe, there was extensive damage to the infrastructure and animals habitats. Learn how we are working to restore the Zoo with your help!