La Milpa Field Station lies nestled deep in the forests of northwestern Belize. In May 1996, the La Milpa Archaeological Site received international attention with the finding of a royal Maya tomb which unearthed a male skeleton adorned with a jeweled necklace.

Facilities include the charmingly rustic and private thatched-roof cabanas, a state-of-the-art 'green' dormitory, La Milpa's Dining Room which serves food three meals daily, and education center, comprised of a conference / training room and library.

Activities at La Milpa include Forest Trails and Walks, Birding, Village Community Visits and Archaeological Research.

Hill Bank is located on the banks of the New River Lagoon, and is an important historical site, having served as a logging camp as far back as the 1700s. During your stay at Hill Bank, you will learn more about the forested ecosystems of the Rio Bravo and Programme for Belize's innovative conservation management practices.

Facilities include Hill Bank's Caza Balanza dormitory, which sleeps 30 visitors and features 100% solar powered energy, composting toilets, a rain water collection system and a gray water recycling program.

Activities at Hill Bank include Forest Trails and Walks, Water-based Activities (night crocodile spotting, river trips), Frog Watches, Rainforest Research and Forestry Research, the Hill Bank Reforestation Project, Ranger Patrols and Village Community Visits.