Environment
Conservation Post For Caracol
The Government has completed a conservation outpost at Caracol Archaeological Reserve to enhance security and support for Tourism Police Officers.
Environment
Environment
MEDFLY Appears Ominously in Southern Belize
The Belize Agricultural Health Authority has detected the Mediterranean Fruit Fly in Hopkins and the Sapodilla Cayes, prompting immediate containment measures.
Environment
The Problems, The Promise And The Plenitude of Port Honduras
fishing communities express concerns over oil exploration and environmental threats affecting their livelihoods in Port Honduras Marine Reserve.
Environment
Another Dead Manatee; Washes Up To CZMAI Compound
A dead manatee washed up at the Coastal Zone Management Institute during a workshop focused on manatee conservation efforts in Belize.
Environment
A Garbage Problem In The City’s Secondary Market?
Vendors and customers at a Belize City market complain about unsanitary garbage buildup affecting food sales and call for health inspections.
Environment
Being Energy Efficient In The Home
Energy stakeholders launched an initiative to promote energy-efficient appliances and improve energy performance in homes across Belize.
Environment
The Coalition’s Booklets; Fighting Off-Shore Oil Drilling
The Belize Coalition to Save our Natural Heritage launched new media to inform the public about the risks of offshore oil drilling in protected areas.
Environment
BTIA Vs The NCL Project To Court
The BTIA challenges the environmental impact assessment for Norwegian Cruise Line's Harvest Caye in a Supreme Court lawsuit.
Environment
Now A Mexican Boat Gets Grounded in Belize
A Mexican Navy patrol boat ran aground near San Pedro, but no damage to marine life or the ecosystem was reported.
Environment
Monitoring Manatees
A team from Coastal Zone Management is monitoring an injured manatee and its calf behind the Bella Vista Canal for potential rescue.
Environment
Charge Assessed For Guat Gunboat’s Damage To The Reef
The Prime Minister announced that the damage caused by a Guatemalan gunboat to Glover's Reef has been assessed at $46,000 and a bill will be sent to Guatemala.
Environment
APAMO Tells GOB To Slow Down On National Protected Area System Act
APAMO has urged the government to delay the National Protected Area System Act due to insufficient consultation with stakeholders.
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