Monkey Bay Wildlife Sanctuary is an environmental educaton center and wildlife sanctuary located off the George Price Highway in the Belize District. It offers offers experiential learning programs and training opportunities to its visitors and serves as a model of conservation land stewardship. In the location, there are accommodation and facilities that can be used while visiting. The Monkey Bay Wildlife Sanctuary also offers activities for travelers and as well as internship activities for those with a more long-term interest in Belize. A well-stocked library provides plenty of reference and reading matter on natural history and the country. Activities in the Monkey Bay Wildlife Sanctuary includes, but are not limited to, swimming in the Sibun River, bird watching, canoeing and hiking. Around 230 bird species have been identified at the sanctuary. Larger wildlife, such as pumas and coatimundi, can also be spotted in the sanctuary.