Environment
Croc Chronicles – French Film Crew captures ACES
To date, sixteen American crocodiles have been caught, measured, sexed, and re-released as part of an ongoing croc population survey on Ambergris Caye by American Crocodile Education Sanctuary (ACES). The first two weeks of February were spent in the San Pedrito area. While eleven crocs of various sizes were sighted, ACES was only able to catch two of the crocs.
Environment
Collin Clark Subdivision: Landfill or dump?
Running parallel to the access road to the residential area south east of the San Pedro Airstrip is a canal which recently became private...
Community and Society
Saca Chispas Beautification Project goes up for Public Consultation
For months now, the Saca Chispas Beautification Project has been a project directly linked with the main stakeholders (individuals whose immediate residence would be...
Community and Society
Stakeholders oppose Saca Chispas Project
The idea for a beautification project of western San Pedro was laid on the table a while ago, and on Thursday, January 13th, 2011,...
Community and Society
Waste water dumping upsets residents in San Juan
Residents in the San Juan Area of San Pedro Town were upset after an establishment in the neighborhood began dumping what appeared to be...
Community and Society
Professional Wildlife Photographer shoots with ACES
Professional wildlife photographer Brandon Sideleau is currently visiting Belize, photographing the American and Morelett's Crocodiles in the country.A professional photographer from Thousand Oaks, California,...
Environment
Bottom Trawling banned in Belize
Key members of Oceana's Board of Directors, as well as members of GOB and the Fisheries Department, were present at the press conference held...
Community and Society
Oceana holds first ever Board of Directors International Meeting
Oceana's Board of Directors held its first ever Board of Directors international meeting in Belize. The meeting took place from December 6th to December...