Environment

Environment June 18, 2015

All Along The Watchtower

A new fire observation tower was inaugurated at the Rio Bravo Conservation and Management Area to enhance fire detection and wildlife protection efforts.

Environment June 12, 2015

The Indigenous Peoples Of Bze and Guat Meet

Indigenous Mayan leaders from Belize and Guatemala met to address cross-border environmental issues and draft a declaration for government attention.

Environment June 10, 2015

A Proper Water System For Belize River Valley

Over 3,000 residents of the Belize River Valley now have access to clean water following the inauguration of a new water system.

Environment June 3, 2015

Fear Of Flooding In Tiny Towns And Cities

A symposium on flood mitigation is being held in Belize City to address the impacts of flooding during the hurricane season.

Environment June 3, 2015

The Sign Says Slow Down

The Road Safety project on the George Price highway has introduced Radar Speed signs to deter high speed driving.

Environment June 2, 2015

How To Rescue An Antillean Manatee

An adult Antillean manatee was rescued from the Burdon Canal after being injured by a boat propeller and is now at a rehabilitation center in Sarteneja.

Environment June 1, 2015

Illegal Trade In Wildlife Knocking on Belize’s Door

The Wildlife Conservation Society held a seminar to raise awareness about the illegal trade in wildlife and forestry affecting Belize.

Environment May 28, 2015

OCEANA/COLA Discusses Off-Shore Oill Drilling Win

the Government of Belize withdrew its appeal against a ruling that declared offshore oil drilling contracts illegal, marking a victory for environmental organizations.

Environment May 27, 2015

Government Backs Off On Offshore Appeal, OCEANA Praises Barrow

The Government of Belize has withdrawn its appeal against a court ruling that declared offshore oil drilling contracts illegal, a decision praised by OCEANA Belize.