The Belize Network of NGOs defends the Belize Maya Forest Project against government criticism, highlighting its conservation and economic benefits.
The Department of Environment reports deteriorating conditions in the New River, with low oxygen levels and concerns over Hydrogen Sulfide affecting aquatic life and human health.
Eamon Courtenay criticized a land deal with the Nature Conservancy, claiming it benefits the organization while costing the government millions in tax exemptions.
Residents in Orange Walk report a foul smell from the New River, with ASR/BSI addressing concerns about pollution and their environmental commitments.
Sargassum season poses challenges for Belize's tourism industry, with resort owners struggling to manage the invasive algae's impact on beaches.
Residents of Orange Walk are affected by the stench of the New River, prompting concerns from local schools and the Department of the Environment's involvement.
Sugarcane farmers in Northern Belize are exploring resilient varieties to adapt to climate change impacts like drought and floods through a new research program.
Henry Charles criticizes a deal with the Nature Conservancy that exempts them from land taxes for 50 years, claiming it undermines tax collection efforts.
The Department of Environment continues efforts to restore the New River, conducting water quality monitoring and collaborating with local authorities and industries to reduce pollution.
A pregnant manatee and her calf were found dead near Hopkins, highlighting the dangers of boating in manatee habitats.
The National Climate Change Office prepares for COP26 to address climate change impacts and ongoing coastal erosion initiatives in Belize.
David Gegg discusses environmental concerns regarding the Port of Magical Belize project amid criticism from the United Democratic Party and conservationists.
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