Remember Water
World Water Day was observed, highlighting the importance of water resources and the efforts of organizations like the Belize Audubon Society to monitor pollution.
World Water Day was observed, highlighting the importance of water resources and the efforts of organizations like the Belize Audubon Society to monitor pollution.
Graham Creek village now has solar powered electricity after a project led by three indigenous engineers and supported by various organizations.
A sailboat named Ramblynn is grounded on the reef outside San Pedro, with the Coast Guard rescuing the captain but leaving the vessel stranded.
San Pedro residents face ongoing water supply issues due to a damaged gearbox, with improvements expected before the Easter holidays.
Graham Creek village now has electricity thanks to trained solar engineers who installed systems in homes and the local school.
The Belize Met Service reports an increase in sargassum affecting beaches, with the PG coast experiencing significant accumulation this morning.
A workshop on the National Adaptation Plan for Integrated Water Resource Management in Belize addressed key challenges in water resource management.
Keith Nichols discusses the future of Belize's water resources and the challenges of managing them amid climate change and tourism demands.
Oceana Belize released its first Fishery Audit, highlighting the need for better implementation of sustainable fisheries management in the country.
Anthony Mai has been appointed as the new Chief Environmental Officer following the retirement of Martin Allegria.
The European Union signed an agreement with BEL to provide solar power to five rural villages in Belize without electricity.
The Hol Chan Marine Reserve launched its rebranding and new marine station after overcoming significant financial challenges and is now recognized for its contributions to conservation and tourism.
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