Our conference “Iconography of Marine Creatures in Classic Mayan Art" was held virtually for all audiences and in person for students of the Oceanography course, from the Environmental Engineering degree at Rafael Landívar University.

Eight presentations with videos and photos to get to know Livingston, its rivers, wetlands, and nature. The first edition was posted in July 2022, held by our Research team at FLAAR Mesoamerica.

Our conference “Introduction to mammals and the 5 felines of Guatemala" was divided into two modules. The first was in charge of our special guest MSc. Pilar Negreros, who gave us the topic “Meeting the mammals" where she spoke about general aspects of mammals, such as their evolution, defense mechanisms, reproduction, and diversity of mammals.

Our course “Ecosystems of Guatemala focused on the flora of Livingston" was held on Saturdays from April 10 to April 24, 2021, we submerge ourselves into the topic of ecology and then centered on sharing the documentation that we have worked on in our Livingston project.

Our first virtual course “Native Plants of Guatemala" was held on Saturdays from October 24 to November 21, 2020. The course was developed by the FLAAR Mesoamerica team, as well as special guests and was distributed in 5 modules.