Environment
Board From Abroad
The government is considering importing hardwood to address a lumber shortage affecting Belize's economy and environment, according to Minister Orlando Habet.
Environment
Environment
Forest Ranger Constables
The minister appointed 29 park rangers as special constables after their graduation from a training program focused on environmental protection and law enforcement.
Environment
Rio Grande's Pollution Problem
TIDE rangers report pollution near the Rio Grande River caused by camping and agricultural chemicals, urging the public to reduce waste and protect the environment.
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Remembering the Forests
Belize's Minister of Sustainable Development Orlando Habet discusses the importance of forests and the threat of deforestation on International Day of the Forest.
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Gillnet Ban Stands Under Blue Economy
The Ministry of the Blue Economy defends the gillnet ban amid a lawsuit from the Belize Fishermen's Cooperative Association challenging its legality.
Environment
OCEANA Defends Preemptive Press Release
Oceana Belize defends its press release regarding the government's gillnet ban and discusses issues faced by fishermen in accessing transition projects.
Environment
Coalition for Sustainable Fisheries and Oceana Belize Go After GOB
The Coalition for Sustainable Fisheries and Oceana Belize express concerns over the Ministry of the Blue Economy's potential reversal of the gillnet ban.
Environment
Eco -Auditing the Mesoamerican Reef
The Healthy Reefs for Healthy People organization released its 2021 Eco-Audit, showing Belize leading in reef management with a score of 70%.
Environment
Unesco's Waterloo Query
UNESCO has inquired about the Port of Belize expansion and its potential environmental impacts on the Barrier Reef.
Environment
5C's Donates
5Cs collaborates with the British High Commission to deliver garbage bins to high schools in Belize as part of a climate project.
Environment
HOL CHAN'S BAD DEBT
The Ministry of the Blue Economy reports mismanagement of nearly 4 million dollars at Hol Chan Marine Reserve, with an additional 1.7 million classified as bad debt.
Environment
LEMONALIANS LOOK FOR LAND
Residents of Lemonal seek to expand their village onto private land, which is currently owned by a developer involved in a court case with a local resident.
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