Belize and Guatemala officials discussed cross-border conservation initiatives to address environmental issues in the Chiquibul forest and identified key areas for joint operations.
Belize's waters are increasingly overfished, leading to higher prices and a need for better management of marine resources.
Dangriga Town's coastline erosion has reached an emergency level, prompting immediate action from the Mayor to halt further damage.
Belize's rosewood is now included under CITES regulations, impacting international trade and requiring sustainable harvesting documentation.
Minister Alamilla comments on the violent incident involving a howler monkey at Orange Walk Agricultural High School, highlighting its negative impact on Belize's image.
The Fisheries Department received a radio communication system from the OAK Foundation to enhance enforcement and safety in Belize's marine protected areas.
CITES has granted protection to various rosewood species, potentially impacting Belize's timber trade and illegal logging activities.
A howler monkey died from injuries allegedly inflicted by students, leading to charges from the Forest Department for animal cruelty.
A howler monkey is critically injured after being beaten by students at the Belize High School of Agriculture in Orange Walk, prompting an investigation by the Forestry Department.
Wil Maheia and the Belize Territorial Volunteers prepare to clear the Belize/Guatemala border while addressing GPS limitations for accurate navigation.
The Coalition reports a reduction in offshore oil concessions in Belize, highlighting areas like Turneffe and Lighthouse that are no longer under concession.
Dangriga's coastline is threatened by erosion, attributed to mining, climate change, and improper construction of coastal structures.
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