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Crooked Tree Wildlife Sanctuary : ウィキペディア英語版
Crooked Tree Wildlife Sanctuary

Crooked Tree Wild Life Sanctuary (CTWS) is a protected area in Belize. It is recognized as a Wetland of International Importance. It was designated as a waterfowl habitat on April 22, 1998 under the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands. During Belize’s dry
season many resident and migratory birds find refuge in the lagoons. The sanctuary contains16,400 acres of lagoons, creeks, log wood swamps, broad leaf forest and pine savanna, home to hundreds of species of wildlife. The Sanctuary protects globally endangered species including the Central American River Turtle (locally known as Hicatee), Mexican Black Howler Monkey, and Yellow-headed Parrot.
The Jabiru stork is Crooked Tree’s most famous resident. Belize has the
largest nesting population of these great birds in all of Central
America. Jabiru storks arrive in November to nest in the lowland pine
savannas. Two pairs of Jabiru storks are known to nest within the
Sanctuary. After the young fledge, in April and May, the birds from the
northern and central parts of Belize congregate at Crooked Tree Lagoons. When the rains come, the birds leave to return again the
following November.
== History ==
In March of1972, per the request of the Belize Audibon Society and with the approval of the Government of
Belize, Dr. Alexander Sprunt IV, Head of the U.S. National Audubon Society Field Office, came to Belize to assess Crooked Tree and
make recommendations about its creation as a wading bird reserve. In
July he submitted his report and proposal for the establishment of a
Natural Area Reserve at Crooked Tree Lagoon. Jabiru stork protection was the Belize Audubon Society’s first advocacy
project. In 1973 the Jabiru stork was added to Belize’s list of
protected animals. Crooked Tree Wildlife Sanctuary, the first Wildlife
Sanctuary declared by the Government of Belize, was gazetted on
December 8, 1984.
On August 22, 1998, Crooked Tree Wildlife Sanctuary was declared
Belize’s first Ramsar site based on the wetland’s significance,
especially as waterfowl habitat.

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