Environment
US Gives To Forestry Dept.
The US Embassy donated a new building to the Machaca Forest Department in Toledo District to support disaster operations and joint meetings with NEMO.
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Environment
Small Hive Beetle In Belize
Beekeepers in northern Belize are facing challenges from the small hive beetle, prompting OIRSA to donate traps to BAHA for distribution.
Environment
Celebrating the Deep Blue
OCEANA led World Oceans Day celebrations in Belize with beach cleanups and educational activities across various locations.
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Ambergris Caye Citizens Will Fight Cayo Rosario
Ambergris Caye Citizens for Sustainable Development will continue to fight against the Cayo Rosario resort development in Belize's Hol Chan Marine Reserve.
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Another Manatee Chopped Up
A dead manatee was found in the Yabra area, having been killed by boat propellers, highlighting the need for increased awareness among boaters.
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Gillnets, The Full Picture
Conservationists present findings on the harmful effects of gill net fishing in Belize and recommend a phased ban to policymakers.
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Shamballa “Under Tow”
The Sailing Vessel Shamballa ran aground in the Sapodilla Caye Marine Reserve and is now being towed to port for investigation.
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Shambella Stuck On the Reef
The Coast Guard rescued two Americans from the Shambella, a sailboat that ran aground in the Sapodilla Caye Marine Reserve.
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San Pedro Stunned, DOE Wins Cayo Rosario Case
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Department of Environment, allowing the development of Cayo Rosario despite opposition from local conservationists.
Environment
Tourism And Sustainable Development, The Way Forward
The Belize Tourism Industry Association aims for eco-friendly practices in tourism to protect the marine ecosystem and reduce the industry's carbon footprint.
Environment
The Strange Case of Sapote Lagoon
Sapote Lagoon has dried up completely, affecting local fishing and wildlife, with residents attributing the change to a severe drought not seen in decades.
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Outrage!: They Cut Off A Jaguar’s Head For An Ornament
The Ministry of Forestry offers a $5,000 reward for information leading to the conviction of those who beheaded a jaguar found in Punta Gorda.
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