City Cleanup Requires Unprecedented Effort
City residents and officials are intensifying cleanup efforts after a storm caused significant damage and debris throughout Belize City.
City residents and officials are intensifying cleanup efforts after a storm caused significant damage and debris throughout Belize City.
Hurricane Earl caused severe damage in Ladyville and Vista Del Mar, leaving residents struggling to salvage their belongings and rebuild their lives.
Belize City experienced significant damage from Hurricane Earl, with fallen trees, flooded streets, and destroyed homes reported by residents.
NICH reports that several archaeological sites and buildings are closed due to storm damage and flooding.
Hurricane Earl caused significant damage to piers and docking facilities in San Pedro and Belize City, impacting the tourism sector and archaeological sites.
The agricultural sector faces severe losses across four districts, impacting bananas, corn, and vegetables, with damages estimated in the millions.
OCEANA and WWF held a seminar addressing the urgent impacts of climate change on Belize's environment and infrastructure.
Toledo district kids participated in an initiative to learn about the environment through activities organized by the Yaxche Conservation Trust.
The Department of Environment ordered ASR/BSI to stop dumping spoilt molasses into ponds due to environmental concerns and potential risks to waterways.
Byron Castellanos discusses conservation efforts and the impact of poverty and crime on illegal incursions into Belize from Guatemala.
Guatemalan conservationists discuss the hunger and poverty driving illegal incursions into Belize's Chiquibul National Park.
Santander has been flagged for environmental violations, including unauthorized damming of the whitewater lagoon, leading to enforcement orders from the Ministry of Environment.
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