Wednesday, April 29, 2026

Environment

SPTC says Southern Ambergris Caye dredging is to benefit community projects

For the past months, dredging for sand has been taking place in southern Ambergris Caye under the approval of The San Pedro Town Council (SPTC).

Actress Christina Ochoa joins Earth’s Oceans recycling project in Belize

Focused on the mitigation of plastics in our oceans, Earth’s Oceans was honoured to host Christina Ochoa on Ambergris Caye during the week of World Oceans Day.

Apartment building’s improper sewage disposal has neighbours concerned

Reports have surfaced from residents in the San Juan Area of San Pedro Town, that an apartment building, in the same area, is dumping raw sewage on the lagoon side.

Middle Island Neighborhood Watch continues to trash the bad habit of littering

For the past 10 years, the Middle Island Neighborhood Watch (MINW) has been tackling Ambergris Caye’s garbage by cleaning their neighborhood’s beaches and roads.

Eight years later, Belize Barrier Reef remains on the UNESCO ‘in danger’ list

The state of Belize’s Barrier Reef System continues to be poor and for another consecutive year it will remain on the UNESCO World Heritage Site’s ‘in danger list.’

SPRCS students enjoy marine exhibit

In an effort to raise awareness on reef conservation, Carina Paz, 13 year-old Standard Six student at San Pedro Roman Catholic School (SPRCS), hosted a marine exhibit on Friday, May 26th.

Lionfish jewelry: A creative solution to a continuous problem

Lionfish jewelry crafter and Caye Caulker resident Dianne Enriquez was given the opportunity to represent Belize at the Global Environment Facility (GEF) Expanded Constituency Workshop in St. George, Grenada.

“Hands across the Sand” brings dozens out to Central Park

On Saturday, May 20th, more than 20 environmental advocates participated in the annual “Hands Across the Sand”.