Solar Energy's Women Engineers
Machakilha and Graham Creek will receive solar electricity through a project by Plenty Belize and the Ministry of Rural Transformation, employing women engineers for installation.
Machakilha and Graham Creek will receive solar electricity through a project by Plenty Belize and the Ministry of Rural Transformation, employing women engineers for installation.
Residents of Lemonal are opposing a wealthy developer clearing land in the Belize River Valley, which threatens their farming and fishing activities.
Farmers discuss the impact of thrips on black-eyed bean crops during a virtual meeting with Minister of Agriculture Jose Mai.
Residents of West Landivar protest against a company blocking access to a protected boat launch area after it was recently titled to private ownership.
Belize has officially joined the International Solar Alliance by signing the Framework Agreement to promote solar energy deployment.
The lobster season closure has been extended until February 28, with enforcement of trap removal during the closed season.
The Friends for Conservation and Development took three ministers on a flyover of Chiquibul National Park to monitor encroachments.
Ten farmers from the Toledo District learned organic farming techniques at Blancaneax Lodge to help preserve Belize's natural resources.
Farmers from Toledo District visited Blancaneaux Lodge to learn sustainable organic farming practices from the lodge's self-sustaining garden.
Three men were arrested for illegal logging of black mangroves near the Belize Old River and will report to Forestry Officers in Belmopan for charges.
Senator Osmany Salas expressed concerns about the proposed Port of Magical Belize and its potential environmental impact on the Belize barrier reef.
Biologists rescued a mature female manatee found entangled with a fishing hook and a boat bumper near the Sittee River mouth.
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