IDB Sponsors 10 Million USD For Climate Change
The government of Belize signed a $10 million loan contract with the IDB to enhance climate change resilience and disaster risk management.
The government of Belize signed a $10 million loan contract with the IDB to enhance climate change resilience and disaster risk management.
The Belmopan City Council enforced an eviction order against squatters in the Mount Pleasant Creek reserve, citing environmental protection concerns.
An automatic spraying facility to protect agriculture was officially opened at the Port of Belize, funded by OIRSA and costing $288,000.
Farmers in Belize face crop damage from January's record rains, but the Ministry of Agriculture plans to assist them in recovery efforts.
Barranco residents protested in Belmopan after their logging license applications were rejected while an outsider was granted a license to log in their forest area.
Cuban and Belizean authorities met to exchange information on fisheries and marine conservation challenges affecting both countries.
Eco-Friendly Solutions in Belize is expanding its range of biodegradable products and offering chemical-free swimming pool technology.
Guatemalan fishermen are reportedly illegally fishing in Belizean waters, raising concerns about enforcement and protection of Belize's natural resources.
Barranco villagers express anger over rejected logging license applications while outsiders are granted concessions, leading to concerns about resource exploitation.
The government plans to eliminate Styrofoam containers, prompting businesses to adopt eco-friendly alternatives, with some already benefiting from the switch.
Four dead manatees were discovered in the Belize River, raising concerns about illegal gillnets and the safety of marine life in the area.
Three manatees were killed over the Easter weekend, raising concerns about the impact on Belize's manatee population.
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