Central American Ministers of the Environment are meeting in Placencia as Belize takes over the leadership of the Central American Commission for Development and the Environment.
National Aggregates Ltd accepts responsibility for a blast that caused debris to threaten homes in Gracie Rock and agrees to repair damages and build protective bunkers.
Oceana Belize is demanding the Fisheries Department release data on gill net fishing, citing its destructive impact on marine life and the public's right to information.
Residents of Gracie Rock were startled by falling rocks from a nearby quarry, causing damage to the community center but no injuries.
US Capital Energy has applied to explore for oil in Toledo District, raising concerns from the Maya community about the consultation process and environmental impact.
A Task Force will meet to discuss the impact of gillnets on marine life, amid differing opinions on their legality from the Fisheries Department and conservation groups.
A storm in Flores, Guatemala flipped a Tropic Air plane at the airport, but no injuries were reported as no one was inside.
A workshop at the George Price Center aims to discuss and understand the Green Climate Fund with about 30 participants.
A crop duster plane crashed and caught fire in the Cayo District, but the pilot escaped without injuries.
The Ministry of Agriculture launched an Agriculture Census and a campaign to digitize data to enhance climate change resilience in Belize's agricultural sector.
A summer camp in Bullet Tree Village teaches children about conservation and the importance of reducing plastic and Styrofoam use.
Belize's Barrier Reef system has been removed from the List of World Heritage Sites in Danger following significant conservation efforts.
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