Natural Resources Still Trying To Save Placencia \"Pint\
The Placencia village council faces challenges with land use for the lobster fest and illegal mining at the Placencia Hotel Marina.
The Placencia village council faces challenges with land use for the lobster fest and illegal mining at the Placencia Hotel Marina.
The Caribbean Community Climate Change Center is relocating to the University of Belize, marking a new partnership to enhance climate change research and education.
The Sargassum problem in San Pedro is causing unpleasant odors for residents and affecting tourism, according to Area Rep. Andre Perez.
The 3rd Blue Economy Climate Resilience Forum focused on addressing climate change impacts on Belize's marine resources and coastal communities.
San Pedro's beaches are overwhelmed by sargassum, prompting calls for more effective harvesting solutions from the Minister of Blue Economy, Andre Perez.
The Ministry of Agriculture is working to control screwworm infestations in Belize amid challenges and without the use of sterile male flies.
A horse was electrocuted in a neighborhood due to illegal electrical connections, impacting a disabled teenager who relied on the animal for livelihood and companionship.
Belize City Council's Sanitation department conducted a clean up of the North Creek canal to prepare for the upcoming hurricane season.
A consultation on the Draft National Plan of Action to combat illegal fishing was held to enhance enforcement and sustainability of Belize's fisheries resources.
Belize City faces an increasing problem with killer bee swarms, prompting the mayor to coordinate with BAHA and address neglected areas contributing to the issue.
Jose Mai emphasized sustainable agriculture and recognized winners at the National Agriculture and Trade Show opening ceremony.
A man in Dangriga is recycling plastic pouches into mesh bags, showcasing a new form of environmental sustainability.
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