Environment
SATIIM Reacts to Court Ruling
SATIIM celebrated a court ruling as a victory for environmental control in Belize against a transnational corporation.
Environment
Environment
Survey Shows Belizeans Opposed to Oil Exploration
A survey reveals that 61% of Belizeans oppose oil exploration in national parks and protected areas, with significant regional differences in opinions.
Environment
PACT Adopts Northern Highway Roundabout
PACT adopted a roundabout on the Northern Highway and planted a mahogany tree to promote conservation and environmental education in Belize.
Environment
PACT Celebrates 10 Years
PACT celebrates its 10th anniversary while addressing concerns over conservation ethics amid oil exploration in protected areas.
Environment
Audubon's AGM at Guanacaste Park
The Belize Audubon Society will hold its annual general meeting at Guanacaste National Park, incorporating nature activities for members.
Environment
DOE: No Green Light for Placencia Project
The Ara Macao Project in Placencia has not received approval as NEAC requests further clarification on environmental concerns.
Environment
Can Development Be 'Friendly' to the Environment?
The National Environmental Summit discusses the balance between development and environmental protection amid concerns over multimillion-dollar projects in Belize.
Environment
Garifunas Also Oppose Oil Drilling in Southern Belize
The Garifuna and Mayan communities oppose seismic testing by U.S. Capital Energy in the Sarstun Temash National Park due to concerns over environmental impact.
Environment
Ferguson Says Resort Is Good for Placencia
Rodwell Ferguson supports the Ara Macao resort project in Placencia, despite community concerns over its environmental impact and the proposed marina.
Environment
Fire Tears Through Placencia
A major fire in Placencia destroyed six buildings and damaged the village police station, prompting a community effort to contain the blaze.
Environment
BECOL Will Build Third Hydroelectric Dam
BECOL plans to build a third hydroelectric dam in the Vaca area on the Macal River, estimated to cost around US$50 million.
Environment
GOB Green Lights Drilling in Sarstun-Temash Park
The Ministry of Natural Resources has approved seismic surveys by US Capital Energy in Sarstun-Temash National Park despite complaints from the indigenous group SATIIM.
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