The Coastal Zone Management Authority and Institute launched the State of the Belize Coastal Zone Report during Coastal Awareness Week to promote marine resource management.
Africanized bees pose a threat to Belizeans while also providing significant agricultural benefits through pollination.
Manuel Junior Heredia is reconsidering a housing project in a disputed wetland area in San Pedro due to environmental concerns.
The Department of Environment confirmed that a water taxi did not hit the Coral Gardens Reef during a recent accident, as it crashed into a rock instead.
the Caribbean Community Climate Change Center installed a new Coral Reef Early Warning System on Southwater Caye to monitor climate change effects on coral reefs.
Major flooding in Toledo affected Blue Creek and Big Falls villages, causing significant damage to local agriculture and necessitating evacuations.
The former scavengers at the Belize City dump have become trained recyclers, improving their working conditions and status in society.
The San Pedro Town Council is addressing social and economic concerns regarding the San Mateo housing project located in a wetland area.
The National Ozone Unit held an Ozone Open House to commemorate International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer and highlight progress in protecting the ozone layer.
Environmentalists in San Pedro are alarmed as a protected area is threatened by proposed housing development, jeopardizing the marine ecosystem.
Two female crocodiles were relocated from San Pedro to the ACES facility in Ladyville due to safety concerns related to improper garbage disposal.
SICA representatives met in San Pedro to discuss sustainable energy initiatives and plans for rural electrification in Belize and other member countries.
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