Environment
Boom and The Battle Over Bradley’s Boatyard
Villagers in Burrell Boom express opposition to Bradley Boat Yard's new workshop due to concerns over health and environmental impacts.
Environment
Environment
Big Bush Fiya
A large bush fire in the Ladyville area caused traffic diversions but was controlled without damaging property.
Environment
Getting NEMO On Page
NEMO and emergency management agencies reviewed their preparedness for the hurricane season and discussed strategies for natural disaster response.
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CEMO Says City Residents Must Do Their Part For Hurricane Preparedness
CEMO emphasizes the need for public awareness and community involvement in hurricane preparedness and disaster management during a press conference in Belize City.
Environment
Animal Conservation Community Challenges Harvest Caye
The animal conservation community is protesting the confiscation of a Scarlet Macaw named Big Red by Harvest Caye, claiming it should be released back into the wild.
Environment
Trucks For The Wilds of Chiquibul
The Protected Areas Conservation Trust donated six trucks to support conservation efforts in the Chiquibul area.
Environment
CITCO And Storm Drains
The Mayor of Belize City acknowledges the need for improved drain cleaning before the rainy season begins.
Environment
Solar Grid Great For La Gracia
La Gracia Village receives a solar power system to provide sustainable electricity for the first time, improving quality of life and education.
Environment
How To Avoid Killer Bee Swarms
Experts provide tips on avoiding Africanized bee swarms and discuss their impact on agriculture and community safety in Belize.
Environment
Taking a Hand Against Oil
Residents of 12 communities in Belize joined hands in solidarity against offshore oil development during the annual 'Hands Across the Sand' event organized by OCEANA.
Environment
Taking Stock of Belize’s Resources
Belizean environmental community members completed a Natural Resource Valuation course to better assess and evaluate the country's natural resources.
Environment
Crocodile Safely Relocated
A 5-foot Morelet’s crocodile was safely relocated from a tilapia farm to Cox Lagoon by the Belize Zoo and Crocodile Research Coalition.
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