Firsthand insights, wildlife observations, and local discoveries from Alvin’s ongoing exploration of Belize’s jungles, caves, rivers, and rural life. This category documents personal field notes, plant and animal sightings, cultural knowledge, and behind-the-scenes learning from life in the wild.
Hurricane Categories Hurricanes are part of life in the Caribbean. They are measured on the Saffir–Simpson scale, which ranks storms from Category 1 to Category
What the Atlantic Current Collapse Most people know about hurricanes, rainy seasons, and the hot months of May and June. But far out in the
Caribbean Hurricane Belt and Storm Patterns The Caribbean hurricane belt is part of the wider Atlantic hurricane system that stretches across the Caribbean Sea, the
Belize Climate: Seasons, Rainfall, and What Travelers Should Know Belize’s climate is more than just weather — it’s the rhythm of life. It decides when
Why I’m Starting a Water Research Project in Belize Water runs through everything in Belize. It shapes our seasons, feeds our rivers, and holds the
I Decoded the Maya Calendar – Field Resonance, Memory & Collapse Introduction – The Map Behind the Map For centuries, people have looked at the
🌪️ Hurricane Season in Belize: What Travelers Should Know (From a Local Guide) Every year from June to November, Belize enters what’s known as hurricane
Surviving Hurricane Iris: A Belizean’s Personal Story & Travel Lesson October in Belize is hurricane season—and we know to stay alert. But back in 2001,
