My expertise in animal preservation, particularly in bird species, aligns seamlessly with the archive’s mission to catalog and safeguard the country’s diverse flora and fauna for future generations. By combining my academic knowledge with my love for birding and dedication to biodiversity preservation, I bring a wealth of scientific understanding and a profound respect for the natural world to the Belize Natural History Archive.

My decision to retire in Belize reflects my desire to immerse myself in a community where I can contribute to the education and awareness of the country’s young generation about the importance of respecting and conserving biodiversity. Through my role as the director of curation, I not only showcase my dedication to research and scientific inquiry but also embody a commitment to nurturing a sense of environmental stewardship among the youth of Belize.

In leading the Belize Natural History Archive, I not only curate a collection that captures the essence of Belize’s natural wealth but also personify a life devoted to the preservation and celebration of the planet’s ecological diversity. My journey from academic pursuits to hands-on conservation work exemplifies a holistic approach to environmental education and sustainability, shaping a legacy that will endure for generations to come.