Belize Makes Commitment for Conservation Targets
Belize launched its Nationally Determined Contribution 3.0 to enhance climate action and set renewable energy targets for a sustainable future.
Belize launched its Nationally Determined Contribution 3.0 to enhance climate action and set renewable energy targets for a sustainable future.
The DFC and Belize Fund signed an MOU to enhance climate adaptation and blue economy financing for coastal communities in Belize.
Sargassum levels in the Caribbean are estimated to reach a record high, affecting coasts across Belize.
Prime Minister Briceno's proposal for a bridge connecting Ambergris Caye to Mexico threatens the Bacalar Chico Marine Reserve and its protected species.
Cabinet has formed a Sargassum Task Force and allocated 1.2 million to address the seaweed issue affecting San Pedro's beaches.
Belize will host the Caribbean Water and Wastewater Association's annual conference for the first time, focusing on regional water management and sustainability.
Minister Jose Mai emphasizes the need to control Fusarium disease to protect sugar cane crops in Belize.
The Minister of Agriculture discusses the potential use of sargassum as fertilizer amid the worsening sargassum crisis in Belize.
Saint Catherine's Academy launched a solar-powered charging station for students, made possible by a partnership with UNDP Climate Promise and ProSolar.
The Belize Network of NGOs demands transparency and reform in long-term logging concessions in Belize's forest reserves to ensure sustainability and public accountability.
Sargassum is overwhelming Belize's coastlines, prompting the government to consider declaring a national emergency to address its environmental and tourism impacts.
The government is considering hiring Sargassum harvesters for private events amid concerns about public assets being used for private gain.
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