Sign of agreement between the Birdwatching Tourism Round Table and the Guatemala’s Association of Natural Private Reserves

10 February 2012

After many years of support, the Birdwatching Tourism Round Table has established an institutional agreement with the Association of Private Natural Reserves in order to keep strengthen and encouraging birdwatching in Guatemala, especially within the Private Natural Reserves across the country.

Through this agreement, the Birdwatching Tourism Round Table is strengthening   and developing the birdwatching tourism in Guatemala throughout the Private Natural Reserves and the biological corridors in which the association is working with.

This agreement symbolizes an achievement in the efforts of the Birdwatching Tourism Round Table to develop the birdwatching tourism in Guatemala.

Embajada de España en Guatemala

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Promotion of Memberships

The Birdwathcing Round Table invites you to be part of it  getting numerous benefits. Working with us will make accomplish our mission of making birdwatching activities to strengthen  Guatemala's position both locally and globally as a top site in birdwatching.

We invite you to be part of it!

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Birdwatching in Guatemala

Welcome to Guatemala's Birdwatching Portal

A small country in Central America, Guatemala, stands out at a worldwide level for its extraordinaire biological diversity and its wide variety of beautiful landscapes. In only 108,000 km2 there are over 700 bird species. In a few weeks, a birdwatcher may identify more than 300 species in a fabulous trip that goes from the humid cloud forests to desert-like lands, visiting at the same time its incredible archaeological and cultural legacy. Guatemala has a high diversity of regional endemics that belong to 4 main regions of endemism.

 

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Birdwatching Tourism Round Table Books

We invite you to acquire the material and books that the Birdwatching Tourism Round Table is promoting.  This material contains numerous data and valuable information of the birdwatching activities and sites in Guatemala. It also contains information of the most common ecosystems and biomes in which the birding activities are developed.

Since its creation in 2004,   the Birdwatching Tourism Round Table has been working in the elaboration and generation   of material and information about the potential sites to develop birdwatching and the activities that it implies. It has also been working in generating the technical and scientific information regarding birds of Guatemala and their habitat.