An amazing picture of a manatee around the tiny village of Sarteneja
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Wildtracks is working towards the sustainable future of the natural resources for the people of Belize, through conservation, research, education and sustainable development. Wildtracks is located in the north east corner of Belize (Central America), approximately two miles south east of Sarteneja, an idyllic lobster fishing village, situated on the shore of Corozal Bay. Much of the conservation and research activities focus on two protected areas, one in the marine environment (Corozal Bay Wildlife Sanctuary, the largest national marine protected area in Belize) and one in the tropical forest environment (Fireburn Reserve, managed by Wildtracks, and forming part of the north east biological corridor).
An amazing picture of a manatee around the tiny village of Sarteneja

Belize is home to one of the largest population of West Indian manatees in the world. They are found in shallow lagoons and at the mouths of rivers and I've even snorkeled with one or two at our barrier reef.

Photograph by Maye Guifarro

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