Magistrate Sharon Fraser and others received permission to survey land within the Swallow Caye Wildlife Sanctuary as compensation for previously taken property.
The Belize City Council is addressing garbage pile-up at the dumpsite due to equipment failure, reopening an old entrance for waste disposal.
UNESCO has inscribed the Belize Barrier Reef System on the list of World Heritage sites in danger, prompting concerns and potential funding opportunities for conservation efforts.
APAMO urges the government to cancel land leases in World Heritage sites and implement a moratorium on mangrove dredging to protect Belize’s barrier reef systems.
The Rancho Dolores Bridge collapsed due to an earthquake, cutting off access to the village and necessitating temporary pedestrian solutions.
The Kendall Causeway and Middlesex Bridge are passable after flooding, with monitoring by NEMO and the Ministry of Works due to expected more rain.
The UNESCO report highlights Belize's World Heritage Sites as poorly protected, prompting responses from the Prime Minister and other officials about necessary actions to restore its status.
UNESCO's report warns that Belize's World Heritage Sites are poorly protected and may be listed as endangered due to various environmental threats.
Construction of a sea defense in Monkey River has begun to combat beach erosion threatening homes and land.
the story explores the natural wonders of the Chiquibul Forest Reserve and the challenges faced by those protecting it.
the report explores the xate trade in Chiquibul National Park and its negative impact on conservation efforts and local wildlife.
A dead whale, approximately eight feet long, washed up on the shore of Northern Ambergris Caye today.
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