Prime Minister John Briceno discusses potential modifications to the Belize Maya Forest Project agreement with the Nature Conservancy regarding land tax waivers.
The Sleeping Giant mountain range is experiencing a fire, prompting the Ministry of Natural Resources to consider aerial firefighting support.
The Ministry of the Blue Economy established a protected area for sharks, prohibiting fishing within a two-nautical-mile radius around key atolls in Belize.
Five tapirs have been killed on the John Smith Highway since its opening, prompting calls for better wildlife protection measures.
The government hosted a webinar to explain debt for climate swaps, which restructure debt in exchange for funding climate change activities.
Chris Coye cautions that Belize must carefully consider the implications of a Debt for Climate swap before proceeding with such agreements.
A forest fire caused by a lightning strike has ignited decades of leaf litter on the Sleeping Giant, posing risks to nearby communities.
The Chief Forest Officer explains the reasons behind the lack of controlled burns in broad-leaf forests to prevent large forest fires.
Crique Sarco residents are concerned about logging on communal land as the Chief Forest Officer discusses rights and regulations with relevant ministries.
Three indigenous women have brought electricity to the village of Machakilha, providing solar lamps and generators to families in need.
Smoke continues to rise from the Sleeping Giant, prompting an investigation by a joint team from the Geology and Petroleum and forestry departments.
The German government donated $65,000BZD worth of equipment to Elijio Panti National Park for improved management and conservation efforts.
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