NOTE: Our chefs - former park manager of the Cockscomb, Mr. Ernesto Saqui and his wife Aurora, a Maya healer, saw a juvenile jaguar crossing the road 3-4 miles from the dorm on their drive back from breakfast day 5. We hope the camera traps will show some interesting footage of wildlife - hopefully the jaguar :) !
Today - Day 6: The class will be touring nearby areas and villages to learn about different levels and types of land management. They will be visiting a banana plantation, a shrimp farm, a Maya farm (corn and/or cacao), and receiving a lunch and presentation at the Saqui's guest house/restaurant in Maya Center village (which is about 6 miles outside of Cockscomb reserve dorms and visitor center).
Note: We'll try to post another update tomorrow night (late) depending on internet availability. Otherwise, Friday afternoon we'll post an update from Southwater caye located about 12 miles offshore from Dangriga town.
Here are some students entries from yesterday:
RENE: Yesterday I saw a Morpho
Butterfly, I never dreamed of seeing it in real life! I am enjoying every day!
The water fall from yesterday was amazing! And the scenic view was
indescribably beauty full view, I was lucky to be in this trip=)
Sharleen, princesa, espero que la pases bien hoy. Yo tambien estoy loco por verte. Jehova te bendiga. Te amo. Me alegro que estes bien.
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