Table: tourism in belize
[['reserve', 'district', 'iucn', 'co - management', 'est', 'description'], ['actun tunichil muknal', 'cayo', 'ia', 'belize audubon society , institute of archaeology', '2004', 'terrestrial'], ['blue hole', 'belize', 'iii', 'belize audubon society', '1996', 'marine'], ['half moon caye', 'belize', 'ii', 'belize audubon society', '1982', 'marine'], ['thousand foot falls', 'cayo', 'iii', 'n /a', '2004', 'terrestrial'], ['victoria peak', 'stann creek', 'iii', 'belize audubon society', '1998', 'terrestrial']]
Statement: Actun Tunichil maknal , Thousand Foot Fall , and Victoria Peak are all described as Terrestrial area for Tourism In Belize
Statement: the Belize Audubon Society Co - manages Actun Tunichil Muknal with the Institute Of Archaeology , but the Institute Of Archaeology does not Co - manage Blue Hole
Statement: 2 Marine area to tour In Belize are Blue Hole and Half Moon Caye
Statement: Half Moon Caye has been an established Tourism area for 14 year longer than Blue Hole
Statement: Actun Tunichil Muknal and Thousand Foot Fall are both in the Cayo District , whereas Victoria Peak is within the Stann Creek District