Rains Caused Consequential Agricultural Losses
Farmers across Belize face significant agricultural losses due to recent rains, with damages estimated at over $2.6 million.
Farmers across Belize face significant agricultural losses due to recent rains, with damages estimated at over $2.6 million.
The Ministry of Forestry, Fisheries and Sustainable Development launched a re-branding campaign to raise awareness about Belize's protected areas and their importance.
The European Commission has proposed a fisheries import ban on Belize due to insufficient action against illegal fishing practices.
Flooding in the Belize River Valley is threatening livestock, with residents struggling to feed their cattle as pastures are submerged.
Flooding in Belize has caused significant agricultural losses and disrupted transportation, prompting government officials to prioritize road repairs.
Belize is recovering from floods that caused significant damage, with the Belize Red Cross reporting 200 families in need of assistance.
Crooked Tree Village is isolated due to rising floodwaters, relying on boats for supplies and transport for residents and students.
Garbage continues to affect the beaches of San Pedro, despite community clean-up efforts and concerns over its impact on tourism revenue.
Flooding continues to affect residents of Belama Phase 3 and 4, with water levels reaching up to 3 feet high and causing significant disruption.
heavy rains caused the famous Che Chem Ha waterfall in Cayo District to disappear, leaving behind damaged earth and exposed land.
Belize's Solid Waste Management has improved with waste being trucked to a new landfill and a workshop held to develop a long-term waste management strategy.
The National Ozone Unit of Belize held a poem competition for high school students to celebrate the International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer.
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