Eco Audit on MBRS says Belize Improving
The 2016 Eco-Audit shows Belize has improved its marine conservation efforts, raising its grade from 57% to 68% since the last audit.
The 2016 Eco-Audit shows Belize has improved its marine conservation efforts, raising its grade from 57% to 68% since the last audit.
Belize's barrier reef is being monitored for health amid concerns over climate change and coastal development impacts.
The Prime Minister announced plans to build a new conservation post in response to increased encroachment by Guatemalans in the Cebada area.
Fisheries officers detained five fishermen for possessing over a thousand undersized conch near Glovers Reef, leading to charges of illegal fishing.
The Ministry of Works and Transport is conducting an axle load survey in Camalote village to assess the weight on Belize's highways for future improvements.
A forum was held to discuss urban resilience to climate change and how Belize's coastal communities can prepare for rising waters.
Belizeans commemorate the four-year anniversary of a referendum against offshore oil exploration, highlighting the importance of public opinion in environmental issues.
local conservation groups express concerns about Leonardo DiCaprio's eco-resort project on Blackadore Caye and its potential negative effects on the community.
BEL reported a blackout affecting most of the country due to a damaged insulator, with power restored in stages throughout the morning.
The Coastal Zone Management Authority and Institute celebrate Coastal Awareness Week, focusing on climate change impacts and the need for sustainable coastal management in Belize.
The Belize Fisheries Federation opposes the use of gillnets for shark fishing and calls for government action on enforcement issues.
The Fisheries Administrator discusses public outrage over shark fishing practices and the need for sustainable regulations in Belize's shark fishery.
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