OCEANA held a conference to discuss offshore oil drilling in Belize following the government's ban in World Heritage Sites, emphasizing the need for continued research and conversation.
The government announced a ban on offshore oil drilling in World Heritage Sites, but conservationists urge for further protections for additional marine reserves.
The Government announced a permanent ban on offshore oil drilling in Belize's marine reserves and World Heritage Sites after years of advocacy from conservationists.
Flooding in Flowers Bank has cut off access to food supplies for residents, prompting NEMO to deliver assistance to the affected families.
Three Guatemalans were caught farming illegally in the Chiquibul National Park near the Belize/Guatemala border.
Citrus greening disease has affected Belize's citrus industry since 2009, impacting production of oranges and grapefruits.
NEMO and BDF surveyed the Belize River Valley to assess flooding impacts on local communities and agriculture following heavy rains.
Toledo's Mayan villages face severe flooding, isolating communities and affecting education and income generation, as local leaders call for government action.
Belize is developing a Climate Change Action Plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions ahead of the COP 21 conference in Paris.
A two-month-old baby named Suzette narrowly escaped death after being swept away by floodwaters in Santa Cruz during heavy rains.
The Ministry of Energy organized an energy expo during Caricom Energy Week to promote awareness of sustainable energy sources and financing options.
The City Council is organizing a cleanup campaign following the receding flood waters and is asking residents for assistance in collecting garbage.
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