Environment
What Will Be Belize’s Energy Future?
The Public Utilities Commission is seeking bids for 75 megawatts of affordable energy to enhance Belize's electrical grid and ensure energy security.
Environment
Environment
Support For Bze District Farmers
The Ministry of Agriculture provided assistance to farmers in Crooked Tree Village affected by flooding, distributing animal feed and agricultural inputs.
Environment
Janelle C Is New OCEANA VP
Janelle Chanona has been appointed as the new vice president of OCEANA Belize, focusing on environmental campaigns and conservation efforts.
Environment
New BTL Park Project Slowed By Rains
BTL Park's renovation is delayed due to rain, but it is 95% complete and partially open to the public.
Environment
Fisheries Crack Down On Sea Cucumber Market
The Department of Fisheries has postponed the sea cucumber fishing season to assess the species' population sustainability.
Environment
Caye Caulker, Enter Sandman!
Residents of Caye Caulker protest against the removal of sand from their island to San Pedro, claiming it belongs to them and threatens their environment.
Environment
Caye Caulker Residents Salty Over What They Say Is Sand Stealing
Caye Caulker residents protested against a developer for allegedly exporting sand needed to repair their roads to San Pedro.
Environment
Sugar Season Can’t Start!: Cane Fields Are Waterlogged
Heavy rainfall has waterlogged cane fields, preventing farmers from starting the sugar crop season and risking financial losses due to low sucrose purity.
Environment
\"Jerusalem\" Residents Suffer From Flood Ponds In Their Streets
Residents of the Jerusalem area face ongoing flooding issues and inadequate city services despite appeals to local officials.
Environment
Climate Change And Tourism
The Belize Tourism Industry Association discussed the impact of climate change on tourism at their annual general meeting.
Environment
The Zoo’s Aggressive New Jaguar
The Belize Zoo is training a rescued jaguar named Edgar Hill, who was previously a threat to humans in the Pine Hill area.
Environment
2 Yrs After Project Approval, No Flood Alleviation Or Mitigation For Belama, PM Blames IDB Process
The Prime Minister states that the flood alleviation project for Belama is delayed due to the IDB's slow processes, despite being approved two years ago.
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