The FCD boss emphasizes the need for conservation input in the management of recreational sites in the mountain pine ridge.
The Minister of Sustainable Development supports a proposal for private management of recreation sites in the Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Reserve, despite opposition from the Chief Forest Officer.
Conservationists express concerns over a proposed logging license for Western Hardwoods, citing potential negative impacts on watersheds in the Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Reserve.
Dr. Elma Kay argues that logging Western Hardwoods is inconsistent with the Sustainable Development Plan and could harm water quality for communities downstream.
Minister Orlando Habet discusses illegal logging and potential licensing in sensitive areas, while conservationists call for data and alternative solutions.
The Chief Forest Officer rejected a logging license proposal for the Mountain Pine Ridge area, but the Minister of Sustainable Development is still considering it.
Conservationists and stakeholders gathered for a National Biodiversity dialogue to address challenges in managing Belize's protected areas.
TIDE and the Belize Coast Guard collaborate on enforcement and surveillance at the Sapodilla Caye Marine Reserve to protect marine resources and combat illegal fishing.
conservation efforts at Laughing Bird Caye are addressing declining whale shark sightings and coral bleaching due to climate change.
Jose Mai explains the impact of climate change and farming practices on the spread of Fusarium fungus affecting sugar cane fields.
conservation organizations discuss challenges faced in protecting coral reefs at Laughing Bird Caye due to funding and climate change impacts.
The Belize Fund continues to support marine research and biodiversity protection through funding and partnerships with various NGOs.
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