The Belize Breeze

Aziatic Garifuna Music video "Mabahudubadina"

 

Education for Sustainability | Center for Ecoliteracy

via www.ecoliteracy.org

Tessanne Chin - HIDE AWAY

 

Eldis - Food security

 Many developing countries are severely challenged by a vicious cycle of food insecurity, poverty and under-education. The route out of this so-called poverty trap lies in multiple strategies for poverty reduction, whereby interconnected problems are tackled simultaneously. Promoting access to relevant basic education is a good place to start.

via www.eldis.org

FRESH the movie |

via www.freshthemovie.com

Hotel Mopan ::: Where THE Interesting People Meet!

Hotel Mopan ::: Where THE Interesting People Meet!

http://hotelmopan.com/

:::Welcome Welcome to Hotel Mopan online. We are honored you are considering us for your stay in Belize. Please look around our site to find all the information you need. If there is anything you need, please contact us at hotelmopan@btl.net.::: Every Room Has:

Ko-Ox Han-nah: Best Restaurant In Cayo!

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Animal Factory: How Agribusiness Harms Humans and The Environment

Animal Factory: The Looming Threat of Industrial Pig, Dairy, and Poultry Farms to Humans and the Env

David Kirby

Village Homes: A Community Development Model For Belize?

Village Homes: A Development Model For Belize?

http://www.villagehomesdavis.org/publ...

Village Homes is a seventy-acre subdivision located in the west part of Davis, California. It was designed to encourage both the development of a sense of community and the conservation of energy and natural resources. The principal designer was Mike Corbett. Construction on the neighborhood began in the fall of 1975, and construction continued from south to north through the 1980s, involving many different architects and contractors. The completed development includes 225 homes and 20 apartment units.

Grilled Snapper, Bird Isle, Belize City, Belize

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How To Prevent Malnutrition, Diabetes, Obesity, and Heart Disease in Belize

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Eat Your Greens, Belize! This is a salad  from a garden I started from scratch last September. And by "scratch," I mean "jungle." I started making compost, and by December I was eating salads and pesto. I got a late start this year due to travel, so most of these plants were started June 13. This photo was taken August 12. Magic? No; compost!

So we got yer Bok Choi, Katsuma, Red Garnett Amaranth (Calaloo), Red Valentine Lettuce, Georgia Southern Collard Greens, Golden Giant Amaranth, Mesculun Lettuce Mix, Early Wonder Beet, French Breakfast Radish, Thai Basil, Genovese Basil, Mexican Marigolds, Red Velvet Okra Flower, and Red Velvet Okra leaves. Good, and good for you!

These are all open-pollinated heirloom varieties. This means you can save the seeds and the same plant will grow from them. This will not happen with hybrids/GMO's.