30 To Cop 26?
Prime Minister John Briceno prepares for COP26 in Scotland with a delegation of about 30 people to address climate change challenges facing Belize.
Prime Minister John Briceno prepares for COP26 in Scotland with a delegation of about 30 people to address climate change challenges facing Belize.
A crocodile was seen crossing the Phillip Goldson Highway before being relocated by police to a safer area.
Oceana Belize calls for a comprehensive framework for infrastructure projects to protect natural resources and ensure community consultation.
Belize is moving forward with the Blue Bond to reduce sovereign debt and enhance marine conservation efforts, including increasing protected ocean areas.
The Friends for Conservation and Development and Asociación Balam received the Raymond Milfesky Award for their collaborative conservation efforts despite Belize-Guatemala tensions.
Residents express concern over dredging activities along the Placencia peninsula amid severe coastal erosion and the impact of global warming.
Oceana reports that Belize's fish stocks are depleted, highlighting the risks to various marine species due to overfishing and the need for better fisheries management.
Belize is sending a 30-member delegation to COP 26 to address depleted fish stocks and other climate change issues.
The Caribbean small island developing states are attending a meeting focused on the theme '1.5 to stay alive' regarding temperature increase.
Conservationists warn that a proposed road and bridge could threaten the fragile ecosystem of the Bacalar Chico Marine Reserve.
Residents of Seine Bight protest against the construction of a gas station, citing concerns over water pollution and environmental impact.
The contractor for a new gas station in Seine Bight assures compliance with safety measures to address community concerns about public health and fire hazards.
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