
ACES's mission is commitment to conserving Belize's critical habitats and protected species through scientific research and education to prevent further extinction of species Worldwide and to preserve Belize's wildlife for future generations.
Surrounded by thousands of acres of Protected Lands, ACES is in the heart of a Neo-Tropical Rainforest. Protecting vulnerable species particularly the American Crocodile, Crocodylus acutus, and located on the Rio Grande River in southern Belize, ACES is less than one mile by boat to the Bay of Honduras and the pristine waters of the Caribbean.
All funding is appropriated 100% towards rescuing ill-kept, injured and problematic Crocodilians country-wide in Belize; conducting population assessments for conservation efforts; providing a secure, natural habitat and professional care for rescued crocodiles; educating local school children; and raising public awareness on how to safely co-exist with these highly threatened apex predators.

ACES is a non-profit organization providing support to local communities through wildlife education and by employing local Belizeans. Much needed yearly tax-deductible donations are greatly appreciated and may be arranged though ACES's USA 501(c)(3) partner "The Belize Economic & Ecological Developement Fund" at BeedFund.org.
Staying at ACES's Croc-Cabanas Helps too!
Permitted by and working closely with the Belize Forest Department, ACES is currently conducting research and collecting scientific data on Belize's Crocodilians on the Rio Grande River in the Toledo District and on Ambergris Caye.
ACES has received rave reviews World-wide. Most informative was the article titled "Endangered Crocs Find Sanctuary at ACES, How it All Began" in the Dec. 2008 anniversary edition of the San Pedro Sun by Tamara Sniffin.