Disappearing Mangroves
mangroves in Belize are being destroyed for development, leading to increased flooding and erosion risks for coastal communities.
mangroves in Belize are being destroyed for development, leading to increased flooding and erosion risks for coastal communities.
Eden Seventh Day Adventist won the high school poster competition on Belizean wetlands, while St. Matthews Government School won for its primary project on landscaping and recycling.
The fire at the Belize City dump reignited, prompting crews to work on extinguishing it again.
A luxury yacht was moved from San Pedro Reef to prevent further damage after its anchor caused preliminary damage to the coral.
The fire at the city dump has been extinguished, ensuring a pleasant Easter weekend for residents.
A luxury yacht anchored on the San Pedro reef has caused extensive damage, leading to the detention of its captain by authorities for investigation.
The Belize City dump was burning, prompting concerns about smoke affecting the city during the long weekend, but efforts to extinguish the fire were underway.
UNESCO's Marc Patry visited Fisherman’s Caye to address concerns over dredging for resort development at a Belizean world heritage site.
Belize participated in Earth Hour with candlelight walks and events in several towns, including Belize City and San Pedro Town.
Sixteen men were arrested for illegally harvesting xate in the Bladen Nature Reserve despite claims of having a permit.
The World Wildlife Fund encourages people to turn off their lights for one hour to raise awareness about climate change during Earth Hour.
UNESCO is reviewing Belize's South Water Caye Marine Reserve for violations after recent dredging and filling activities at the World Heritage Site.
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