Jade Jungle Resort
Sustainability & Conservation
4.8 / 5 | 365 + reviews
Investing in our future
Our Local Impact
We are working with local leaders to improve the future of tourism and the economy in Belize, develop new local production methods, and invest in the next generation of leaders.
Solar Array
Power From The Sun
We minimize the usage of power in order to maximize the percentage of our power that comes from the sun. We have a new solar array that captures solar energy and powers the entire resort day and night on sunny days, which are the vast majority of the days in Belize!
On cloudy days, we supplement with traditional power generation to keep things going! You can help us by turning off lights and fans when they are not in use.
Artesian Spring
Water From the Stream
As the stream flows onto our property, we pump it up the hill into holding tanks that feed our gravity-powered water system for all the units and facilities on the property.
When we are done using the water, it goes into multi-stage septic systems, and filters back into the ground.
Hot Water
We heat our water by burning Cohune nuts gathered from the jungle floor. This allows consistent hot water while not requiring additional gas or electrical resources for heating.
Drinking Water
Our drinking water is stream water from the same artesian spring. The water is already very clean, but we filter it and treat it with a UV light to ensure purity for our guests.
Healthy Meals
Food From The Garden
Any produce we don’t grow on-site is purchased from local growers, so you know your food is local, sustainable, and fresh! This gives the highest nutrient density with the lowest impact on the environment.
