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BELIZE INSTITUTE OF SEARCH AND RESCUE TRAINING

The Belize Institute of Search and Rescue Training was created for the main purpose of providing training and Rescue services to Belize and the international community. Some services provided are Swift Water Rescue, Cave and Confine Space Rescue, High Angle Rescue, Jungle Survival, Tactical Rescue Medic and Search and Rescue Training.

MEET OUR LEADERs

The most qualified and adventurous guides in all Central America

Marcos Cucul

Manager - Belize Adventure Expeditions

Marcos grew up in the Toledo District in Southern Belize learning the subsistent living and medicinal secrets of the jungle, he later learned to grow cacao, raised cattle and began his personal quest for a more modern and developed Central Belize. At that time Belize’s Tourism Industry was on its infant steps and the exposure to foreigners and the world out there was only through the few adventurous back-packers and the presence of British troops permanently stationed in Belize. Having very little political support, a very difficult to traverse Southern Highway and with the majority of population being Maya, the Toledo District became known as the forgotten District. Marcos ventured away from home.

 

Thomas Rivars AKA (PLUM)

Manger

Thomas Rivars AKA (PLUM) Retired Solider of 22 years, he was a medic whiles in the BDF and also a Certified and License Orthopedic Technician and Sports injury and sports medicine Technician. He is also hold several Specialized trainings in: Disaster preparations and management, Incident Command Structure in Diester, Fundamentals of Emergency Operation Management, Security and Management Operations, Combat Medical Technician, Level one Rope Rescue Tech, Swift Water Instructor, Cave and Confined Space Tech, among others. He also love his adventure and the out Doors he believes in teaching other to survive and spread his knowledge with others.

Wendy Garcia

Manager - Belize Adventure Expeditions Ltd. & Belize Institute of Search and Rescue Training

Previously worked at Friends for Conservation and Development; there I was Chief Ranger of the Karst Management Unit for the Chiqubul Cave Systems. The Karst Management Unit is responsible for the caves, watershed, illegal deforestation and mapping and survey of the Chiquibul Cave System. For the past 2 years, we worked with FCD in exploration, expedition and the development of the Chiquibul National Park. Currently I am managing a new agency known as Belize Institute of Search and Rescue Training, a school for training in First Aid, Swift Water Rescue, Cave and Wilderness Rescue, Wilderness First Responder and Search and Rescue.