Riding The Waves
Belize City has installed limnimeters to monitor water levels in real time, improving flood response capabilities.
Belize City has installed limnimeters to monitor water levels in real time, improving flood response capabilities.
A 10-foot crocodile that had been terrorizing Belama Phase 2 residents was captured by the Forestry Department and the American Crocodile Education Sanctuary.
Members of the environmental community gathered in Belmopan to urge the Prime Minister to take action to protect the Belize Barrier Reef from UNESCO's endangered list.
The Ministry of Public Utilities signed agreements for solar power connections in La Garcia Village and street lights installation across Belize.
Friends For Conservation and Development held a bi-national consultation to address Guatemalan incursions into the Chiquibul National Park.
The Turneffe Atoll Sustainability Association inaugurated two new outposts to manage the Turneffe reef system and ensure compliance with sustainability regulations.
The Haulover Creek has been cleared in preparation for the Ruta Maya, with efforts led by the Forestry Department and City Council.
Gold panning in the Chiquibul continues to escalate, impacting wildlife and forests despite law enforcement efforts to deter the activity.
Mauger and Calabash Cayes are receiving permanent outposts to enhance patrol and maintenance of the Turneffe Atoll Marine Reserve.
The environmental community commemorates a five-year-old referendum against offshore drilling, urging continued action and awareness on the issue.
The Department of Civil Aviation has declared no drone zones during the La Ruta Maya River Challenge to ensure safety near airports and large crowds.
A workshop in Barbados will review a study on the impacts of rising costs on fishing operations in several Caribbean nations, including Belize.
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