Saturday, November 29, 2025

Pets & Animals

Rabies and Blackleg vaccination for cattle strongly recommended

The current spike in cases of Rabies and Blackleg in cattle in various regions of Belize has BAHA advising livestock producers to vaccinate their animals.

What If You Could No Longer Enjoy Belizean Conch Soup or Ceviche?

The Queen conch is a well-loved delicacy; an important part of Belizean culture that has been around for generations.So, for many Belizeans, Golding’s quote above is not something they imagine or think about happening, particularly in a small country of 360,000 inhabitants, especially since the symbolism of the quote refers to the destruction of a people’s way of life.

Hol Chan Marine Reserve charges fishermen for Fisheries Offenses

On Tuesday, November 19, 2019, the Hol Chan Marine Reserve Enforcement team, led by Operations Manager, Shalini Cawich, embarked on a strategic patrol within the Hol Chan Marine Reserve.

GOB turns down financial package for gill net transition, sets new regulation for fishing licenses

The Government of Belize (GOB) announced on Thursday, December 5th its intention to control and eventually phase out the use of gill nets in Belizean waters over the course of two years.

Completion Ceremony of the Genetic Improvement in Sheep and Goat Project

Belmopan. December 2, 2019. The Embassy of the Republic of China (Taiwan) and the Government of Belize jointly announce the successful completion of “The Genetic Improvement in Sheep and Goat Project” (The Sheep Project).

Iguana Eco Corner Sanctuary protecting island iguanas

Located on the lagoon sideof the heart of San Pedro Town, the Iguana Eco Corner has been fostering and protecting these endangered reptiles for the past decade. The mangrove area is home to more than 200 hundred green and Black Spiny-Tailed iguanas.

HCMR and Ramon’s Dive Shop guides assist turtle in distress

On Friday, November 8th Hol Chan Marine Reserve (HCMR) was unable to save a distressed sea turtle found South of San Pedro Town by Ramon’s Village Resort Dive Shop tour guides, the turtle had air accumulated in its intestines. Said air was removed with the assistance of HCMR, and the turtle was released into the water.

Crocodile poaching incidents increase on Ambergris Caye

The poaching of crocodiles continues to increase on Ambergris Caye according to the American Crocodile Education Sanctuary (ACES). On Thursday, November 7th via their Facebook page, ACES shared that two island crocodiles have been targeted by poachers within 24 hours of each other.