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The digital images below of Silk Grass Farms and Wildlife Preserve showcase the lush fields and first-growth rainforest we are working to protect through sustainable agriculture and conservation. Set these images as your computer background, or print, frame, and display them to serve as a powerful reminder of the positive impact people can have on the planet when we innovate and collaborate.
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The Great House modern field station adjacent to Silk Grass Wildlife Preserve that accommodates researchers and partners engaging in conservation work.
Keel-billed toucan (Ramphastos sulfuratus) photographed at Silk Grass Wildlife Preserve by biologist Luis Peña, a Wild Earth Allies Conservation Fellow.
Barbiera pinnata — a legume species believed to be only the third observed on record in Belize — photographed at Silk Grass Wildlife Preserve by Wild Earth Allies botanist Steven Brewer.
Coconut grove and rainforest, Silk Grass Farm — representing a small section of the many acres where our coconuts grow without herbicides and pesticides.
Irrigation pond at Silk Grass Farm — one of several strategically placed drains and reservoirs designed to facilitate responsible water management.
Coconut trees surrounded by first-growth rainforest that is Silk Grass Wildlife Preserve — a biodiverse wildlife corridor critical to the regional ecosystem.
A rainforest vista at Silk Grass Farm showcasing the stunning natural beauty of Belize we are working to protect through sustainable agriculture and conservation.
Faramea barchysiphon — a surprising discovery at the low elevation of Silk Grass Wildlife Preserve — photographed by Steven Brewer, botanist with Wild Earth Allies.
The lush first-growth rainforest at Silk Grass Wildlife Preserve — a destination for researchers seeking deeper knowledge of rainforest biodiversity.
Bellusia grossularioides, photographed by Belizean researcher Luis Peña (Wild Earth Allies) during a research trip to inventory Belizean tree species.
Coconut tree at Silk Grass Farm with Bromeliad Epiphyte — a flowering plant that grows on other plants or objects without soil for support.
Farm road at Silk Grass Farm — the main artery of our vertically integrated agribusiness reimagining the way food is grown and processed.