Solar Powered Lights to Replace Kerosene
A US charity donated 200 solar lights to villages in the Toledo District to replace toxic kerosene lamps used by school children.
A US charity donated 200 solar lights to villages in the Toledo District to replace toxic kerosene lamps used by school children.
The Belizean government is providing duty exemptions for hotels to import equipment to manage the sargassum problem affecting local beaches.
Fisheries officials from Belize and Guatemala discuss declining fish stocks and overfishing at the first Bi-national Fisheries Forum in Punta Gorda.
The Ministry of Agriculture confirms a drought watch for northern Belize due to below normal rainfall affecting corn farmers in the region.
Farmers in the Orange Walk District report severe drought conditions are causing significant losses to corn harvests, potentially impacting food prices across Belize.
Belize faces challenges from sargassum seaweed affecting tourism, while experts highlight its environmental benefits and regional implications.
The Solid Waste Management Authority opened the San Pedro Transfer Station to improve garbage management on the island and facilitate waste transfer to the mainland.
Sargassum seaweed is affecting the beaches of San Pedro, prompting the Director of Tourism to address cleanup efforts and its impact on tourism.
The USDA and the Government of Belize are funding a million dollar plan to eradicate the Mediterranean fruit fly detected in southern Belize.
The Government officially opened the Caracol Conservation Post to enhance security at the Caracol Archaeological Reserve following the murder of Special Constable Danny Conorquie.
Crocodile experts recaptured Morelet crocodiles for relocation due to space issues at the American Crocodile Education Sanctuary in Ladyville.
A series of tremors in the Caribbean has raised alerts for several islands, but Belize's threat level remains low according to NEMO.
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