NEMO Eyes Rising Rivers in the West
NEMO is monitoring rising river levels in the Cayo area, with evacuations underway near Bullet Tree and concerns about the Roaring Creek Bridge.
NEMO is monitoring rising river levels in the Cayo area, with evacuations underway near Bullet Tree and concerns about the Roaring Creek Bridge.
Flood waters have inundated homes in Hope Creek, forcing residents to evacuate and seek shelter as heavy rainfall continues.
Trinity Street Preschool faces flooding issues that have forced class cancellations and left children unable to attend school due to poor drainage.
Floodwaters continue to rise in the Cayo District, with river levels exceeding normal at several locations.
A new species of featherworm has been discovered in Belize, named the 'Goodhart-Zorum' after Jeff Goodhartz who funded the naming rights.
A Belize Natural Energy tanker loaded with crude oil ran off the Hummingbird Highway but no spillage occurred.
Radisson Hotel is implementing eco-friendly practices by using biodegradable disposables and recycling various materials as part of their green initiative.
Dr. Alan Rabinowitz discusses his pioneering work on jaguar conservation in Belize and the ongoing research by Omar Figueroa.
Flood waters from the Temash and Moho Rivers are receding, allowing access to previously flooded areas and communities in the deep south.
Floodwaters have cut off access to five communities in the Toledo District, affecting residents and prompting relief efforts from NEMO.
Crique Sarco is inaccessible by road due to flooding from heavy rains, affecting families and prompting evacuations.
Cayo citizens won a Supreme Court case against BECOL for failing to meet environmental compliance conditions related to the Chalillo dam.
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