The latest edition of FCD’s Newsletter, Issue #57, has been released.
We’re excited to share FCD Tracks Issue #57 — our December 2025 newsletter! In this edition, discover key achievements in conservation governance, ranger capacity building, research continuity, and community empowerment across the Chiquibul–Maya Mountains landscape. From national and international collaborations to on-the-ground protection and sustainable livelihoods, Issue #57 highlights how FCD continues to forge strong […]
FCD – Annual Report 2025
The Friends for Conservation and Development (FCD) Annual Report 2025 documents a year of perseverance, adaptation, and institutional growth in the protection of Belize’s Chiquibul–Maya Mountains, a nationally significant landscape for biodiversity, water security, and cultural heritage. The report outlines progress across conservation enforcement, scientific research, community engagement, and governance, while reflecting on organizational resilience […]
FCD – Annual Report 2024
The Friends for Conservation and Development (FCD) Annual Report 2024 captures another year of dedication to protecting Belize’s Chiquibul–Maya Mountains region, one of Mesoamerica’s most critical biodiversity corridors. The publication provides a comprehensive overview of the organization’s programs, partnerships, and financial performance for the fiscal year, as well as updates on strategic initiatives that continue […]
FCD – NGO Certificate of Good Standing 2025
Friends for Conservation and Development (FCD) is proud to announce that it has received its NGO Certificate of Good Standing from the Belize Companies & Corporate Affairs Registry, confirming full compliance with all legal and operational requirements under the Non-Governmental Organizations Act, Chapter 315 (Revised Edition 2020) of the Laws of Belize. This certification reaffirms […]
FCD – Certificate of Good Standing 2025
Friends for Conservation and Development (FCD) is pleased to announce that it has received its Certificate of Good Standing from the Belize Companies & Corporate Affairs Registry, confirming the organization’s compliance and active status for the year 2025. The certificate verifies that FCD: Has not filed any articles of merger, consolidation, or arrangement that remain […]
Integrated Human Footprint Report – Western Maya Mountains (2020–2024)
Friends for Conservation and Development (FCD) is pleased to present the Integrated Human Footprint Report – Western Maya Mountains (2020–2024), authored by Mr. Wilmer Guerra, Biodiversity Research, Inventory, and Monitoring Technician at FCD.This report was developed under the “Strengthening Landscape Management in the Western-Maya Mountains” initiative, funded by the Protected Areas Conservation Trust (PACT). The […]
FCD – Audited Financial Statements for the Year Ended October 31, 2024
Friends for Conservation and Development (FCD) announces the release of its Audited Financial Statements for the year ended October 31, 2024.The report provides a comprehensive view of FCD’s financial performance, grant activities, and stewardship of funds supporting conservation initiatives across the Western Chiquibul–Maya Mountains. According to the independent auditor’s opinion, the financial statements “present fairly, […]
The latest edition of FCD’s Newsletter, Issue #56, has been released.
We’re excited to share FCD Tracks Issue #56 — our September 2025 newsletter! In this edition, explore the latest collaborations, field successes, and research milestones shaping conservation across Belize’s western Maya Mountains. From the renewal of key partnerships to the expansion of ranger operations and scientific discoveries, Issue #56 showcases FCD’s continued commitment to protecting […]
The latest edition of FCD’s Newsletter, Issue #55, has been released.
We’re excited to share FCD Tracks Issue #55—our June 2025 newsletter! In this edition, dive into the latest milestones in research, community outreach, and conservation across Belize’s western Maya Mountains. From prehistoric fossil studies and new ranger outposts, to school field trips and fire‑safety training, Issue #55 highlights the breadth of our work to safeguard both natural and […]