Sibun Water in the clear
The chief environmental officer assured Gracie Rock residents that the Sibun river's water is safe to drink despite its discoloration due to natural algae.
The chief environmental officer assured Gracie Rock residents that the Sibun river's water is safe to drink despite its discoloration due to natural algae.
An algae bloom in the Sibun river near Gracie Rock village has turned the water green, prompting investigations into potential causes.
Residents of Gracie Rock are concerned about the green discoloration of the Sibun River, fearing contamination of their water supply.
A clean-up crew including students and teachers removed coral debris from Goff's Caye after damage caused by hurricane Ivan's winds and currents.
Goff's Caye has been significantly altered by hurricane Ivan, with coral and dead sea fans covering the island, prompting a cleanup and assessment by the Coastal Zone Management Authority.
PACT presented a strategic plan to diversify funding sources and improve its grants program for environmental conservation.
The Coastal Zone Management and the Wildlife Trust are seeking public help to locate lost manatee tags in Belize.
Bush fires along the Western Highway caused smoke and traffic hazards, prompting a quick response from the Fire Department to extinguish the flames.
Lionel Heredia and the Friends of Swallow Caye received a $79,000 grant to manage and protect the Swallow Caye Marine Reserve for endangered manatees.
crocodile hunters captured a crocodile after an attack on Hubert Johnson, highlighting the need for coexistence with these protected species in Belize.
BEL announces rolling blackouts due to power rationing from Mexico's CFE, affecting several Belizean towns this weekend.
Personnel from the Ministry of Agriculture are gathering to plan an inventory of Belize's bodies of water for ecological and economic assessment.
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