A new aerial study estimates Belize's Antillean manatee population at around 555 individuals, highlighting significant threats from human activities, particularly in Placencia Lagoon.
The Coast Guard is addressing illegal fishing in the Sapodilla Caye range through collaboration with partners and specific operational strategies.
A verbal stop order has been issued to Seaboard Holdings Limited for unauthorized dredging in the Placencia Lagoon amid community concerns.
The Chief Environmental Officer confirmed a contractor violated permit conditions during a development project at Placencia Lagoon, prompting further investigation and potential legal action.
Residents of Placencia and Seine Bight are concerned about unauthorized dredging in the lagoon, prompting inspections by government agencies.
The Ministry of Infrastructure Development and Housing has announced that memorials and signs along the George Price Highway must be removed by June 12 due to construction work.
A high-speed chase occurred at the Sapodilla Cayes Marine Reserve involving security forces and a Guatemalan vessel suspected of illegal fishing.
A $4 million project aims to enhance the climate resilience of Belize's coastal communities and ecosystems, benefiting over 117,000 residents across multiple districts.
Belize and Cuba discuss cooperation in disaster risk management and climate resilience during a meeting in Belmopan.
The Minister of Transport announced plans to transition to electric buses and reduce import duties on electric vehicles in Belize.
The government of Belize is planning to assist farmers in anticipation of a severe drought expected in 2026.
Sargassum is affecting beaches in Belize, but rising fuel prices pose a greater threat to tourism according to the Belize Tourism Industry Association president.
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