The Ambergris Caye Citizens for Sustainable Development express concerns over losing co-management of Bacalar Chico Marine Reserve to another organization without consultation.
Hurricane Lisa caused Prudence Vernon's house to collapse, leaving her and her family without a home and in need of assistance.
The cargo ship 'Herca 1' was successfully removed from the reef, allowing for damage assessments to begin after it ran aground near Belize City.
A cargo vessel named 'Herca 1' has run aground on Belize's reef, damaging live coral and prompting an investigation by the Port Authority.
The Ministry of Sustainable Development held a workshop to discuss Belize's blue carbon assessments and the importance of mangroves and seagrass in climate change mitigation.
Caye Caulker is proactively addressing the increasing sargassum problem with early cleanup efforts and community involvement ahead of the Easter tourist season.
Caye Caulker faces a water shortage due to increased demand from visitors and residents during the dry season, prompting the Village Council to seek solutions with BWSL.
The area representative discussed a long-term solution for the Sargassum affecting beaches in San Pedro and Caye Caulker during meetings in Spain.
San Pedro residents are facing a severe sargassum invasion that is affecting the seafront and may worsen in the coming days.
Kenneth Mortis warns residents about the dangers of illegal electrical connections following a fire caused by electrical abuse.
The NEAC appeals tribunal has been reconstituted to address a conflict of interest in the Waterloo Pot proposal appeal process.
The Ministry of Agriculture and the UN World Food Programme are assisting 700 small farmers affected by Hurricane Lisa with digital vouchers for recovery.
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