Mayan communities express opposition to US Capital Energy's oil exploration plans, citing lack of consultation and the need for consent based on customary land tenure.
The Environment Minister, Lisel Alamilla, addresses criticism over the EIA consultation process for oil exploration in the Sarstoon Temash National Park.
Belize discusses the Clean Development Mechanism and the challenges of selling carbon credits due to low market prices during a regional meeting.
The Department of the Environment proceeds with EIA consultations despite objections from SATIIM regarding the impact on Indigenous communities.
Toledo villagers oppose US Capital Energy's oil exploration due to lack of consultation during the Environmental Impact Assessment process.
CEMO is planning a survey involving high school students to improve evacuation plans for disabled citizens in case of future natural disasters.
The Belize Coastal Zone Management Authority is hosting a conference on climate change adaptation in coastal management with international experts discussing sustainable practices.
UB students are educating primary school children about environmental awareness and the importance of recycling in their schools and homes.
the Belize Zoo launched an education campaign in Caledonia village to promote jaguar protection following the illegal killing of a jaguar by hunters.
Green Tropics has been fined $100,000 for violating environmental laws while attempting to develop a sugar plantation in Belize.
The Department of Environment launched three books to educate the public on Belize's environmental laws, including a guide specifically for developers.
A fire broke out at the BELFOAM factory in Belize City, engulfing the building and prompting a quick response from firefighters.
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