Environment
Harpy Eagle Goes Into The Wild
Eight Harpy eagles bred in captivity have been released into the Rio Bravo Forest Reserve to help repopulate the endangered species in Belize.
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Environment
$360,000 in PACT Grants
The Protected Areas Conservation Trust awarded $360,000 in grants for projects aimed at conservation and sustainable livelihoods in Belize.
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Kelly Street's Big Mess
Residents of Kelly Street in Belize City express frustration over neglected garbage collection, leading to health hazards in their neighborhood.
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Forest Reserves Under Private Management
Two Belizean forest reserves are now under private management for the next forty years following long-term licenses signed by Minister Johnny Briceno.
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Illegal Fishermen Want Back Their Net
Illegal fishermen are demanding the return of their confiscated net from the Toledo District Fisheries Department after it was removed from the Sarstoon River.
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SATTIM in Action: New Pier and Monitoring Station
SATTIM opened a new pier and monitoring station in Barranco to enhance trade and combat illegal activities in the Sarstoon Temash National Park.
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Belize Signs Onto Ethanol Pact
Belize signed a fuel agreement with Brazil to establish a cooperation programme for the production and use of ethanol.
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Cooperating in Climate Change
Participants from various Caribbean organizations discussed climate change information sharing and sustainable development at a session in Belmopan.
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Killer Heat Claims Tour Horse's Life
A tour horse named 'You can't touch this' died from heat stroke in Belize City amid a severe heat wave.
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Belize and Climate Change
Meteorologists and environmentalists held a national consultation workshop on climate change to prepare a communication document due this year.
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Luke Espat Triumphs Over DOE
Magistrate Earl Jones ruled in favor of Luke Espat, stating the Department of the Environment did not allow sufficient time for an environmental impact assessment.
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The Cartagena Protocol and Belize
Belizean experts in conservation gather to discuss the Cartagena Protocol and its implications for local biodiversity and food security.
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