Fueling your EdVenturous Mind
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
Nacho Average Book EdVenture!
We want to send Nacho and his friends on an edventure to your local library. Our Into the Jungle series series explores wildlife conservation from the perspective of some of our favorite animals in Belize - the jaguar, tapir, and scarlet macaw. These softcover books are ideal for learners ages 4-8 with a love of nature, wildlife, and science. A great STEM addition to any library.
2026 Conservation Education Mini-Grants
Our 2026 Conservation Education grant cycle is now open! Mini-grants to support educational activities that support wildlife conservation. Review of applications begin immediately and this cycle closes on February 28th
Nacho House Cat’s Guest Appearance on Reading With Your Kids
Recently, Ashley and Michael were guests on the Reading With Your Kids podcast, hosted by Jed Doherty. This was a great experience, not only to talk to a new audience about our wildlife conservation initiative for kids, but also to learn more about podcasting and children’s book publishing from an expert.
Call for Teachers! STEM Toolkit Review
We are looking for K-5 teachers to review our upcoming STEM enhancement tool kits. These are being designed to bring your students “Into the Jungle” !
Science of the Northern Tamandua
The northern tamandua (Tamandua mexicana) is a species of anteater found primarily in the tropical forests of Central America. They are one of four anteater species found in the western hemisphere, and can be distinguished by their distinctive coloring, with light tan or yellow coats and black markings, often likened to a “V” or “vest” shape, over their backs and sides.
Inspiring Animals - Scarlet Macaws
Our Inspiring Animals series continues with a look at the scarlet macaw. Scarlet macaws are strikingly beautiful birds native to the tropical rainforests of Central and South America. These large parrots are characterized by their vibrant red feathers, accentuated with yellow and blue wings, creating a stunning visual display. Known for their intelligence and social nature, scarlet macaws often travel in pairs or small flocks, forming strong bonds with their mates. Their diet primarily consists of fruits, nuts, and seeds, which they forage for in the treetops.
Science of Scarlet Macaws
Scarlet macaws, known for their vibrant plumage and remarkable size, inhabit the lush forests of Central America. These striking birds typically display a combination of bright red, yellow, and blue feathers, making them one of the most visually stunning members of the parrot family. Their wingspan can reach up to three feet, allowing them to soar gracefully through their natural habitat.
2025 Conservation Education Mini-Grants
Our 2025 Conservation Education grant cycle is now open! Mini-grants to support educational activities that support wildlife conservation. Review of applications begin immediately and this cycle closes on March 31st.
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Our Science Of Series
A more in-depth look at some of the animals that have inspired us. and a key component of the STEM Toolkit Project.
Inspiring Animals
Some of the animals from our Inspire EdVentures podcast.
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