Environmental concerns arise over a proposed road development by David Mitchell on Northern Ambergris, with conservationists demanding more transparency and planning.
Coconut trees are being cut down on Half Moon Caye by the Belize Audubon Society to protect native plants and bird nesting sites.
A summer camp organized by the Belize National Library focuses on global warming and includes a tree-planting activity with local children.
A group of children in Port Loyola captured a crocodile from a drain and later handed it over to the Forestry Department for relocation.
Celi Grief is challenging the installation of a noisy generator near her home in San Pedro Town, citing concerns over noise and air pollution.
The winners of the Friendly Mangrove Shoreline Development Challenge were announced, showcasing unique designs for preserving mangroves across various locations in Belize.
The Belize Audubon Society launched a resource and use plan for Half Moon Caye and Blue Hole to improve visitor experience and manage activities sustainably.
the catch and release legislation for bonefish, permit, and tarpon in Belize remains delayed despite efforts for its passage and concerns over its administration.
A 4-foot boa constrictor was found on Albert Street in Belize City, highlighting the adaptability of the species in urban areas.
The Ministry of Agriculture has introduced new regulations to enhance management and enforcement in Belize's marine protected areas.
The government has canceled surveys for land in Swallow Caye wildlife sanctuary after discovering they violated established laws.
The Ministry of Natural Resources has granted permission to survey properties on Mapp Caye, raising concerns from activist Lionel "Chocolate" Heredia about the impact on the Swallow Caye Wildlife Sanctuary.
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