Intern Insights: Episode 1
Welcome Alvaro Pop, our talented 3-month intern from the University of Belize! Alvaro has made significant contributions to our marketing efforts, bringing fresh ideas and creativity to the table. We're grateful for his time with TIDE Tours and wish him all the best in his future endeavors! 🌟😎
#InternshipSuccess #TideToursTeam
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Episode 8: Kareem Tillet, General Tour guide.
We are introducing Mr. Kareem Tillet, an environmental enthusiast tour guide, residing in Elridgeville. Delve deep into an expert who unveils the secret of nature and captivates the essence of the marine world 🐬
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Episode 7: Juana Sho, General Tour Guide
Meet Ms. Juana Sho from Hicattee Village, your warm-hearted tour guide. Dive into her enchanting introductory video for a glimpse into the magic she shares. 🌺✨
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Episode 6: Susana Choco, General Tour Guide
Say hello to Ms. Susana, our hybrid marine guide from the village of Big Falls. Learn more about Susana through her TIDE Tours introductory video as she shares her passion of marine tours. 🌏🌊
TIDE TOURS Tour Guide Spotlight Series
Episode 5: Jonathan Sho, General Tour Guide
Embark on a journey with Mr. Jonathan Sho from Santa Cruz Village! 🚤 As a general guide, his passion for marine tours is unmatched. Get to know the depths of his enthusiasm in his captivating introductory episode. He is always ready to explore the wonders of the sea!🌏🌊
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Episode 4: Matthew Sacul, General Tour Guide
Meet Matthew Saccul, our newest tour guide and passionate birder from Laguna Village. Join us in discovering the world through Matthew's eyes and his unwavering love for guided tours. 🌍🦜
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Episode 3: Edward Bardalez, General Tour Guide
Step into the world of wonders with Mr. Edward Bardalez, a captivating storyteller and one of our lead tour guides from the picturesque Big Falls Village! Discover the heart and soul of our incredible tour guide as he introduces himself in the TIDE Tours Spotlight Series! 🎥✨
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Episode 2: Roman Hunter, General Tour Guide
Discover the world through the eyes of Mr. Roman Hunter, the extraordinary tour guide from Yemeri Grove! Join us as we delve into his expertise and captivating insights, inviting you to explore the world through his experienced lens. 🌍
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Episode 1: Isidoro Sho, General Tour Guide
Introducing the one and only Mr. Isidoro Sho, our exceptional lead hybrid tour guide from Blue Creek! 🌍🌿 Come and take a tour with him—his passion for exploration goes beyond.
TIDE Tours Hybrid Tour Guide Spotlight Series🔥 Stay Tuned!!!🔥
Payne’s Creek Retreat🇧🇿 Coming Soon ⏳Stay Tuned 📺 #Toledo #TIDETOURS #TIDE #Ecotourism #Belize🎥 : @teryckroches
Payne’s Creek Retreat🇧🇿
Coming Soon ⏳
Stay Tuned 📺
#Toledo #TIDETOURS #TIDE #Ecotourism #Belize
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UB Intern Tanya Teul/ TIDE Tours 👩🎓
Drake University students learning traditional Creole drumming!
#belize #drumming #music #belizeit #local #culture
Wishing the weekend would never end. Volunteer nurses from Hillside joined us at the Rio Blanco Waterfall #tidetours #travel #vacation #belize
Chocolate Grinding at Ixcacao
Mr. Juan providing you with some organic and 100% cacao for your #mondaymotivation #beantobar #R2RBZ #Belize Ixcacao Maya Belizean Chocolate
Lionfish Invasion Threatens Belize Barrier Reef
Lionfish Invasion Threatens Belize Barrier Reef:
If you join Ridge to Reef Expeditions or TIDE Tours Toledo for #snorkeling and #diving excursions, you will find numerous Lionfish in the Port Honduras Marine Reserve and at the Sapodilla Cayes.
What you need to know is, that Lionfish are non-native in the Caribbean Sea and a significant problem for the local ecosystem! This invasive species is out-breeding, out-competing and out living native fish stocks and other marine species. The consequences resulting of this man-made ecological disaster can impact food security and the livelihood of local fishermen.
Invasive Lionfish eat everything that they can fit into their mouths. This led to the decimation of native marine species that are important for ecological, commercial or recreational reasons.
The Lionfish problem is exacerbated by the fact that this species can live in a wide range of water quality, salinity, temperature and depth with relatively no stress. The variability of parameters reaches from 1 foot deep to beyond 1000 feet and a tolerance in water temperatures down to 50 degrees Fahrenheit.
Lionfish sightings are reported from Rhode Island (USA) as far as Brazil. They can live in excess of 15 years and have no natural predators.
In order to minimize the negative effects of Lionfish the diving #community is integral in decreasing Lionfish numbers on invaded reefs.
Learn with Ridge to Reef Expeditions how to #Scuba Dive and #Spearfish in a beautiful environment.
There is evidence that native species learn how to eat Lionfish, but humans can provide key control to save the local ecosystems from devastation.
With adequate training and necessary gear local fishermen and sport divers can make a difference in this plague.
After all the Lionfish tastes delicious in various recipes and is also available Waluco's Restaurant Punta Gorda!
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