Wednesday, April 29, 2026

Environment

San Pedro’s crocodile “Jaws” relocated to new ACES Sanctuary in Sandhill

The American Crocodile Education Sanctuary (ACES) relocated an American crocodile named “Jaws” from San Pedro to his new home at ACES’s Crocodile Sanctuary in Sandhill

GOB calls off public consultations on Marine Multibeam and Sea Seep Survey

The Government of Belize (GOB) has cancelled its planned public consultations on the Marine Multibeam and Sea Seep Survey.

SPTC monitoring dispute between PASA and Solid Waste Management Authority

Reports that PASA Belize Limited suddenly informed the Solid Waste Management Authority that they ceased operations caught many by surprise.

‘Reef Angels’ aim to clean the seas

A new environmental movement on Ambergris Caye dubbed ‘Reef Angels,’ and headed by island resident Martin John Leslie (MJ) has been busy cleaning the sea around the island.

Caribbean prepares to pilot COAST insurance to protect fisheries sector

The Caribbean Regional Fisheries Mechanism is hosting a working group meeting to advance the implementation of a risk insurance facility for fishers in the region.

Belize City excursion planned to attend GOB’s Marine Multibeam and Sea Seep Survey public consultation

Environmentalists and tourism stake holders reject all intentions of offshore oil exploration including GOB's Marine Multibeam and Sea Seep Survey.

The Belize Coalition to Save Our Natural Heritage writes to CEO Hyde

The Belize Coalition to Save Our Natural Heritage is requesting details regarding the "PUBLIC CONSULTATION ON THE MARINE MULTIBEAM AND SEA SEEP SURVEY"

Stakeholders review assessment of the Environmental Clearance Process

A one-day consultation held on Wednesday, December 14th in Belize City brought together stakeholders from the public sector and environmental community to a validation workshop on the Assessment of the Environment Clearance process report.