Training For Climate Adaptation
The Wildlife Conservation Society is conducting a training workshop on Nature-based Solutions for Climate Adaptation with various stakeholders in Belize.
The Wildlife Conservation Society is conducting a training workshop on Nature-based Solutions for Climate Adaptation with various stakeholders in Belize.
The Belize City Council plans to prioritize drainage improvements in its first 100 days to prepare for the upcoming hurricane season.
The government has paused the Angelfish Caye development project, crucial for Belize's fly fishing industry, while developers continue to seek dialogue with local fishers.
Friends for Conservation and Development reports the discovery of an illegal road extending into Chiquibul National Park, potentially linked to cattle ranching.
The Green Climate Fund has approved $77.6 million for a project to enhance climate resilience in Belize's sugarcane industry.
Conservationists at Glover's Reef are working to protect declining shark populations through research and community engagement.
Sharks at Glover's Reef are endangered, prompting conservation efforts by the Wildlife Conservation Society and researchers to preserve their populations.
A census initiative for waterbirds was launched in 2011 as part of the International Waterbird Census in Central America.
Tour guides in Placencia express concerns over lack of consultation regarding development plans for Will Bauer Flats, crucial for their livelihoods.
The Minister of Natural Resources addressed tour guides' concerns over dredging at Will Bauer Flats but did not issue a stop order.
Conejo Creek village signed an agreement for seismic testing, allowing the government to begin oil exploration in five villages.
The government has suspended dredging operations at Angelfish Caye following concerns from fly fishing tour guides about the impact on the local ecosystem.
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