The City Emergency Management Organization held its 6th annual Symposium on Disaster Preparedness focusing on hurricane preparedness and collaboration among emergency management agencies.
The Department of the Environment held a meeting to discuss an oil spill contingency plan for Belize, emphasizing the need for preparedness despite a moratorium on oil exploration.
Concerns arise over new canals near the Phillip Goldson Highway, which was designed with climate change mitigation measures.
World Wetlands Day was celebrated in Crooked Tree, highlighting the importance of wetlands and fostering cooperation between residents and conservationists.
NEMO held a disaster planning meeting to enhance preparedness following a recent tsunami scare affecting coastal communities.
The SMART tool was launched to enhance data collection and monitoring for the marine and forestry departments in Belize.
The Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Forestry, and the Environment is investigating the killings of jaguars and an ocelot, offering a reward for information on the perpetrators.
Four villages in the Toledo District will receive solar power projects funded by the United Arab Emirates.
The Friends for Conservation and Development report that illegal cattle ranching by Guatemalans is encroaching on Belize's Chiquibul National Park.
Gold panning in the Chiquibul National Park threatens water sources vital for communities in the Cayo District, prompting calls for increased enforcement.
Sea to Shore Alliance received a new boat donation to enhance patrols protecting manatees in Belize's waterways.
The Belize City Council is organizing a cleanup campaign this weekend on select streets in the northside to remove junk and improve public health.
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