Mullins River residents remain isolated after severe flooding destroyed access routes, leaving them reliant on boats and helicopters for supplies and assistance.
villagers in Hope Creek and Sittee River are struggling to recover from devastating floods that have destroyed homes and claimed lives.
About 200 families in southern Belize have been affected by flash floods, losing homes and belongings, while some receive aid from the government.
Aerial footage reveals extensive flooding and damage caused by the storm, with many areas submerged and infrastructure severely impacted.
Conservationists and decision-makers are attending a climate change camp organized by the World Wildlife Fund to address the impacts of climate change.
The government has issued a stop order on the South Beach project near Hol Chan Marine Reserve due to environmental concerns and lack of required assessments.
A boat with 11 fishermen capsized off the coast of Belize City, but all were rescued with no serious injuries reported.
Fishermen in Caye Caulker express concerns that dredging for development could harm the lobster population ahead of the upcoming season.
Fishermen in Belize receive $54,000 in equipment to recover from Hurricane Dean's impact on the fisheries industry nine months after the disaster.
The Belize Audubon Society is launching its Environmental Agenda to coincide with Earth Day 2008, including a donation of 1000 mahogany trees.
Edmund Castro defends the construction of a causeway in Crooked Tree Village despite environmental concerns raised by the Audubon Society.
Dr. Ludwig Palacio is using pig manure to create biogas as a low-cost alternative to butane for cooking.
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