The Resilient and Biodiverse Landscapes of Northern Mesoamerica project was launched in Valley of Peace to promote conservation and sustainable economic development.
the Belize Tourism Board is enhancing Albert Street with new planters to improve the ambiance and encourage community care for the area.
The Department of the Environment has rescheduled the public hearing for the Turneffe EIA report to allow more time for comments due to Hurricane Beryl.
Belize City begins testing electric buses as part of a year-long pilot project aimed at transforming public transportation.
The International Maritime Organization and Belize Port Authority hosted a workshop on decarbonizing shipping in the Caribbean to address climate change impacts.
Hurricane Beryl caused significant destruction in the Caribbean, raising concerns about its link to climate change and the urgent need for recovery efforts.
Conservationists express concerns over a proposed development on Turneffe Atoll, citing potential environmental impacts and insufficient public consultation.
Hurricane Beryl became the earliest category 5 Atlantic hurricane, raising concerns about the impact of climate change on storm intensity.
A Marine Conservation Summer Camp at Belize High School aims to educate children about wildlife and conservation efforts in Belize.
The Be Blue organization in Placencia has introduced a machine that recycles plastic bottles into souvenirs using a 3D printer.
The Belize Marketing and Development Corporation attributes vegetable price increases to regional weather conditions affecting production.
The Minister of Infrastructure attributes recent coastal flooding to deforestation and emphasizes the need for urgent action to address environmental concerns.
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