Environment
A Fluvial Forest?
Greener Lumber extracts century-old logs from the Belize River, preserved underwater, for premium prices in the world market.
Environment
Environment
Minister And Co-ops Meet: Close Conch Season Soon?
Fisheries Minister Lisel Alamilla announced an early closure of the conch season to protect the endangered species and ensure sustainable fishing practices.
Environment
Hon. Alamilla Shortlisted for A Major Award
Belize's Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and Sustainable Development, Lisel Alamilla, is a finalist for the prestigious Whitley Awards for her conservation work.
Environment
Fort Port Facelift Phase 1: Memorial Park Rebuilding
the Fort Point Facelift project is underway, focusing on the renewal of Memorial Park and surrounding areas to enhance pedestrian access and tourism in Belize City.
Environment
Sustainable Development Minister Meets NGO's
Lisel Alamilla meets with APAMO to discuss collaboration on sustainable development and conservation issues in Belize.
Environment
Rosewood On Its Way To Regulation
The Forestry Department is conducting an inventory of rosewood to regulate its trade following a moratorium implemented by Minister Alamilla.
Environment
Water, A Scarce Resource
World Water Day was observed with a forum and fair at the Princess Hotel to promote sustainable management of freshwater resources.
Environment
Minister Alamilla Praised
Minister Lisel Alamilla announced a moratorium on rosewood harvesting, receiving support from various organizations while facing criticism from local representatives.
Environment
Minister Alamilla Declares Moratorium On Rosewood
Minister Lisel Alamilla has declared a moratorium on the rosewood trade in Belize due to increased logging and depletion of the species.
Environment
Offshore Drilling: Show Me the Money
The Barrow administration agrees to hold a referendum on offshore drilling amid concerns over environmental impacts and economic benefits.
Environment
Drilling in the Dark?
OCEANA and the Coalition are organizing a symbolic referendum on offshore oil drilling in Belize, highlighting the environmental risks and economic implications involved.
Environment
Insect Found For the First Time In Belize
Scientists from the University of Illinois discovered a new insect species, Ripipteryx mopana, in the rainforests of southern Belize.
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