PETEN BIRDERS CLUB
Our Mission
To bring people together to observe, educate, and share knowledge about bird in Guatemala, with special attention to the Peten area.
To promote respect for nature and support environmental education, with special attention to birdwatching.
To facilitate children, youth and adults interested in birds to connect, built friendships, and share a common passion.
Members
Our members are passionate about birds, conservation, and community.
From experience birders to curious beginners, we come from different backgrounds but share the same passion.
We learn from nature, from each other, and from every birding experience.
Through teamwork and friendship, we work for bird conservation and a better future for Petén.
Audubons Certification
Audubons Certification
We are proud to be Audubon Certified! This certification recognizes our commitment to bird conservation, habitat protection, and environmental education.
Together, we continue working for a better future for birds and our natural heritage.
Projects
Audubons Certification
Every year, we carry our projects that promote bird conservation, environmental education, and community engagement.
Bird Camps
Bird Counts
We organize bird camps that bring together birdwatchers to explore, learn, and celebrate our rich avian diversity.
Bird Counts
Bird Counts
We conduct bird count every year to monitor bird populations and contribute to citizen science efforts.
Educational & Conservation Talks
We offer educational talks in schools, communities, and universities about bird conservation and our natural resources.
Community Support
Peten Birders Club is constantly working with local communities to raise awareness about the importance of protecting our natural resources, specially bird conservation. We have educated over 200 hundred children in the buffer zone of the Peten National Parks and other protected areas.
Hawk Watch
Hawk Watch
Peten Birders Club was honored to support the raptor migration monitoring activities and environmental education programs carried out in the Manos Unidas Cooperative in Sayaxche, Petén.
Through these initiatives, we helped promote awareness about the importance of conserving migratory birds and local ecosystems, while encouraging community participation and environmental stewardship among children, youth, and adults.
BIRDING TOURS
TIKAL ONE DAY
TIKAL & UAXACTUN 3 DAYS
TIKAL & YAXHA 2 DAYS
Tikal National Park is one of the premier birdwatching destinations in Central America, home to more than 400 bird species within a vast tropical rainforest ecosystem. This full-day birding experience combines exceptional wildlife observation with the unique setting of the ancient Maya city of Tikal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
TIKAL & YAXHA 2 DAYS
TIKAL & UAXACTUN 3 DAYS
TIKAL & YAXHA 2 DAYS
Discover two of the most important birding destinations in the Maya Biosphere Reserve. This immersive two-day experience combines exceptional birdwatching opportunities with visits to the ancient Maya cities of Tikal and Yaxhá, surrounded by pristine tropical rainforest, lakes, and diverse wildlife habitats.
TIKAL & UAXACTUN 3 DAYS
TIKAL & UAXACTUN 3 DAYS
TIKAL & UAXACTUN 3 DAYS
This three-day birding adventure combines the world-renowned forests of Tikal National Park with the remote community and forests of Uaxactun, offering excellent opportunities to observe resident and migratory bird species in one of Central America's most important conservation areas.
PETEN REGION 5 DAYS
GUATEMALA HIGHLANDS 10 DAYS
TIKAL & UAXACTUN 3 DAYS
Petén is Guatemala's premier birding destination, home to more than 550 bird species and the largest remaining tropical forest in Central America. This five-day birding adventure explores the most important habitats of the region, including Tikal National Park, Uaxactún, Yaxhá-Nakum-Naranjo National Park, wetlands, and community conservation areas.
GUATEMALA HIGHLANDS 10 DAYS
GUATEMALA HIGHLANDS 10 DAYS
GUATEMALA HIGHLANDS 10 DAYS
The Guatemalan Highlands offer some of the most spectacular birding opportunities in Central America. This region is home to cloud forests, pine-oak woodlands, volcanic landscapes, and several regional endemic species. The Highlands are also one of the best places in the world to observe the magnificent Resplendent Quetzal.
