Yabra Canal Coming Along
The city council is addressing silt buildup in the Yabra Canal, which is affecting local fishermen, exacerbated by recent rains.
The city council is addressing silt buildup in the Yabra Canal, which is affecting local fishermen, exacerbated by recent rains.
The city is damming the Yabra Canal to facilitate dredging and address safety concerns regarding stagnant water and debris.
A young male tapir was killed by a vehicle on the Boom Road, highlighting the dangers faced by Belize's national animal due to increased wildlife collisions.
The Belize City Council's demolition of a derelict building was delayed due to miscommunication regarding the court's order on which part to demolish.
PACT disburses 1.1 million dollars in grants to various non-governmental organizations for conservation purposes during its annual investments award ceremony.
The Ministry of Public Services and Energy hosted a workshop to discuss a new Energy Information Management system aimed at improving energy consumption in Belize.
A wooden structure on Zericote Street in the Belize District was engulfed in flames over the weekend.
The Fire Department urges the public to be more vigilant in preventing easily preventable fires following significant losses.
Silt is clogging the Yabra Canal, affecting local fishers, prompting City Councillor Phillip Willoughby and the Department of the Environment to assess the situation.
A forum and fair were held at the Princess Hotel to celebrate World Water Day with presentations on water management and competitions for youths.
Coastal Awareness Week has begun, focusing on sustainable development of Belize's coasts with events and partnerships involving the CZMAI and IDB.
Raphael Manzanero guided Almagro over areas in the Chiquibul Forest and Caracol Archaeological Park affected by illegal clearing and deforestation.
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