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Describes life in the small Central American country of Belize while following a variety of children in their daily activities.

An introduction to Belize that discusses the history, geography, economy, people, and society of the Central American country, and includes a calendar of Belizean festivals, recipes, a glossary, project and report ideas, a chronology, and resources.

Presents a photographic introduction to the land, history, government, economy, people, and culture of Belize.

Provides comprehensive information on the geography, history, wildlife, governmental structure, economy, cultural diversity, peoples, religion, and culture of Belize.

Contains an introduction to the country of Belize, including information on the geography, history, people, and culture, as well as the challenges the country is currently facing.

Describes the history, geography, economy, government and customs of the Central American country formerly known as British Honduras.

Briefly discusses the country and its people, economy, everyday life, geographic regions, and British presence.

Jess McConnell travels to Belize and learns about the country, its archaeology, and even about herself.

Describes a fieldtrip that eighteen students and seven adults took to study the ecosystems of a tropical rain forest and a coral reef in Belize.

"Sam heads to Belize to continue his investigation into his parents' mysterious disappearance and to learn more about secret of the pyramids.

An introduction to The Great Blue Hole located off the coast of Belize, discussing how it was formed, what is being done to protect it and more.

In the spring of 1987, the town of Islip, New York, with no place for its 3,168 tons of garbage, loads it on a barge that sets out on a 162-day journey along the east coast, around the Gulf of Mexico, down to Belize, and back again, in search of a place willing to accept and dispose of its very smelly cargo.

Follows the lives of two jaguar cubs in the rain forest of Belize in Central America from their birth until the age of two when they leave their mother.

Photographs and simple text describe what daily life is like for Maya villagers, showing how they prepare meals, weave clothing, make roofs, and create art and music.