Environment
A Lot More Yet Unsaid About Climate Change
A National Climate Change Consultation was held to discuss a new policy and action plan addressing climate change impacts in Belize.
Environment
Environment
Bees Swarm To Seven News
A large beehive was removed from the Channel 7 studio after experts linked its formation to flowering mangroves and noted a decline in bee populations due to drought.
Environment
Harvesting The Waste Resource
A training session for recyclers was held in Belize City to educate them on safety and health practices in waste management.
Environment
New SATIIM Director Faces Challenges
Tzalam, the new SATIIM Director, addresses challenges regarding oil exploration in the Sarstoon Temash National Park and community responses to government actions.
Environment
Delivering Drainage For Flood Prone City Neighborhood
The Ministry of Works and Transport signed contracts to improve drainage in Belize City to mitigate flooding issues exacerbated by climate change.
Environment
SICA Discuss Climate Change
Belize ranks 12th among the world's most vulnerable countries to climate change as Central American nations meet to discuss the issue.
Environment
Belize Leads Regional Body In Meetings
Belize is leading regional meetings on environmental reform and climate change as it holds the presidency of SICA and related commissions.
Environment
Forest Home Village’s Stream Swells; Causes Flooding
Residents of Forest Home Village in the Toledo District are facing flooding due to a swollen stream and lack of maintenance.
Environment
Boom Creek Road Culvert “Bus’”!
Villagers of Boom Creek Road are cut off from Punta Gorda Town due to a broken culvert, forcing them to walk 6 miles.
Environment
Purple Martins Flock To Belize
Purple Martins are migrating through Belize in large numbers, with reports of 30,000 to 40,000 birds sighted resting on power lines.
Environment
Sarteneja Community Supports Killing Of Problem Jaguar
A jaguar was killed in Sarteneja village after it attacked livestock, prompting villagers to act in self-defense due to lack of response from authorities.
Environment
Experts say Island Birds were badly cared for
The Forestry Department confiscated two exotic birds from the Halliday family due to concerns over their health and improper care.
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