Monday, September 14, 2026

Environment

Sharks and Rays – Worth more alive than dead

'Why should we care about sharks and rays?" Dr. Rachel Graham explains how Belize contributed to historic trade protection for sharks and rays at CITES and how valuable this contribution is for the future of Belize's waters.

Don’t Mess with San Pedrito – cleanup campaign starts

After the success of the cleanup campaign in San Mateo, Councilor Kenrick Brackett along with UNICEF representatives has focused on San Pedrito.

Ecumenical & Delille compete to clean up Dangriga beaches

Ecumenical and Delille students joined in Oceana's reef week activities with a cleanup competition along the waterways of Dangriga.

High school students get Reef Week outing

Some 40 students  got an opportunity to experience first hand the magnificence of the Belize Barrier Reef on Tuesday March 19th thanks to Oceana....

Let’s recycle with The Recycling Network of Belize

The Recycling Network of Belize is organizing an Electronics Collection Event for Saturday, March 2nd. Old electronics may be dropped off at the former ITVET compound located in Belize City.

Two Norwegian University students conduct research on oil issues in Belize

2 Norwegian students from a larger research group looking at oil and energy related conflicts in Latin American called ‘Contested Powers' are in Belize conducting interviews for their thesis and eventual book.

LightHawk helps with environmental flight missions in Belize

LightHawk was on a mission to help non-governmental organizations in Belize to identify areas of concern from a different perspective: the aerial.

“Enhancing Belize’s Resilience to Adapt to the Effects of Climate Change”

The Project “Enhancing Belize’s Resilience to Adapt to the Effects of Climate Change” aims to enhance adaptive capacity and resilience to climate change in national policies and demonstrate action in support of effective governance of climate change and climate change related impacts in the water sector in Belize.