Oil War Brewing in Southern Belize
An indigenous group protests government approval for oil exploration in Sarstoon-Temash National Park, claiming it violates co-management agreements.
An indigenous group protests government approval for oil exploration in Sarstoon-Temash National Park, claiming it violates co-management agreements.
Southern Mayas reject Taghmen Energy's plan for oil drilling in Block 19, citing ecological concerns and legal prohibitions in Sarstoon Temash National Park.
Residents on Neal's Penn Road captured an 8-foot crocodile after it wandered onto the street, posing a danger to children and pets.
The Port Authority conducts safety inspections and educates boaters on regulations to ensure safe trips during the busy Easter season.
Belize celebrated World Meteorological Day, focusing on the importance of water management and the impact of natural disasters related to weather and climate.
World Water Day highlights the importance of water conservation and warns of potential future conflicts over water resources.
UNESCO is considering placing Belize's barrier reef on a danger list due to threats from climate change and coral whitening.
David Kroodsma is cycling from California to Argentina to raise awareness about climate change and its global impact, including effects on Belize's reefs.
The Fire Department and other agencies conducted a fire simulation at Shell 1-Stop to prepare for potential fuel spill emergencies.
A pregnant manatee was found dead in Buttonwood Bay, prompting biologists to investigate the cause of death for this endangered species.
Climate change experts and local stakeholders are participating in a workshop to discuss the impacts of climate change on coastal communities in Belize.
Toledo district's new programs aim to alleviate poverty through sustainable projects that enhance community livelihoods and protect the Moho River watershed.
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