The Belize Audubon Society's Visitor Center in Crooked Tree was destroyed by fire, with local residents expressing mixed feelings about its loss amid ongoing tensions over land use.
A pyre of tires was set on the roadside near Belmopan to dispose of a dead horse after a truck accident.
The Government of Belize hosted a workshop to discuss strategies for investing in biodiversity with stakeholders from several Central American countries.
Students at St. John's College unveiled an art project highlighting conservation and recycling using materials like dead trees and plastic bottles.
The Belize City Council hosted the 5th CEMO Symposium to discuss fire awareness and management strategies following recent devastating fires in the city.
Ya'axché Conservation Trust provided indigenous materials to help the Tzalam family rebuild their home after a fire in Golden Stream Village.
A workshop focused on improving media reporting of climate change and its impacts on Belize's economy and environment concluded with participation from nine Caribbean countries.
Caribbean media professionals participated in a workshop to enhance awareness and communication about climate change and its impacts on society and the environment.
Belize City Council and UNDP launched a community awareness campaign to address climate change issues affecting the community.
The Pesticide Control Board launched a four-year strategic plan to improve pesticide management and address concerns about the herbicide Roundup.
The Belize Coalition to Save Our Natural Heritage emphasizes the need for better protection of the Belize Barrier Reef amid concerns over offshore oil dangers.
The Belize City Council plans to collect used tires to build a barrier against coastline erosion in Monkey River.
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