The Forest Department prepares for the fire season, emphasizing the dangers of manmade wildfires and promoting sustainable practices in Belize's forests.
the Forest Department conducted prescribed burns in the Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Reserve to maintain forest health and prevent uncontrollable wildfires during the fire season.
The Ministry of Infrastructure Development & Housing announced plans to fix a sinking section of the Phillip Goldson Highway in Belize City.
A submarine cable remains on the promenade after Hurricane Lisa, while plans for a plunge pool and swim-up bar are underway.
A viewer reported an oil leak at the Coast Guard compound, prompting an investigation and a response from Coast Guard commander Admiral Elton Bennett.
Residents in Central Belize are being trained to combat wildfires as the dry season approaches, with support from the Belize Zoo and other stakeholders.
Rodwell Ferguson announced plans for a temporary water supply for Alta Vista after contamination from land clearing for teak planting.
The Fisheries Department received satellite equipment from the Taiwanese Embassy to enhance the safety of fishers and aid in marine ecosystem conservation.
the Turneffe Atoll Sustainability Association works to protect the marine ecosystem and promote sustainable tourism and fishing practices at Turneffe Atoll.
Hurricane Lisa caused damages exceeding 250 million dollars, with ongoing assessments to determine the full impact on agriculture and society.
Residents of Alta Vista report water contamination due to land clearing activities affecting the local dam, prompting an investigation by the Ministry of Sustainable Development.
Belize has assumed the presidency of the Central American Commission of the Environment and Development, focusing on regional environmental cooperation.
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