Conservation and Research in the Sierra del Lacandon National Park: Description of archaeology (Classic Maya) and hydrology (Rio Usumacinta) projects, with information about the park and its staff, and resource links.
Eco-Escuela Español: Spanish language school in San Andrés, with a focus on cultural and ecologial issues. Describes instruction, home stays, and service projects.
Ecomaya: Offers Spanish schools, eco-treks, and biological field work. Describes each program, along with general information on the region. Based in Flores.
Journey Through Tikal: Photos and descriptions of the ancient Maya site. Requires QuickTime.
Mirador Basin: Foundation for Anthropological Research and Environmental Studies provides information on this virgin rainforest area, including previous research projects, geography, history, and ecology.
ProPetén Foundation: Nonprofit working in the areas of environment, health, and economic development. Describes projects, and lists accomplishments and publications, with several maps of the area. [English/Spanish]
Temple Assemblages at Zacpeten: Discussion of archaeological work at site which has ceremonial architecture formally arranged in “temple assemblages,” nearly identical to those of Mayapán in Yucatan, Mexico.
The Tikal National Park: Describes the history and organization of the ancient city, with information on excavation projects, ecology, and travel to the region. [English/Spanish/German]
Tikal Digital Access Project at the University of Pennsylvania Museum: Aims to make available online the archive of the Museum's archaeological investigation (1956-1970) of the ancient Maya site.
Viva la Selva: Community library in San Andres to promote environmental education and literacy.
Volunteer Peten: Flores. Offers Spanish instruction, home stays, and ecological volunteer projects. Describes facilities, travel, and rates.
World Heritage Sites: Tikal National Park: Presents details of the ruins, surrounding flora, fauna, history, culture, and conservation.