AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWeather: Belize forecast another sunny, mild day, with only isolated showers and no tropical cyclone formation expected in the region over the next 48 hours. Conservation: Prime Minister John Briceño reaffirmed support for a proposed Ambergris Caye–Mexico bridge, despite concerns that it would cross the protected Bacalar Chico World Heritage site. Fisheries: Officers removed four illegal gillnets totaling about 3,120 feet from the Temash River Estuary. One net held roughly 300 small fish; another contained a dead tarpon. Marine Wildlife: A limited-edition Marie Sharp’s hot sauce will support manatee conservation, while promoting safer boating and cleaner waterways. Climate and Waste: Belize joined 10 Caribbean countries in publishing national e-waste assessments to guide collection, treatment and policy. The government is also seeking about US$20 million for the sargassum crisis and pursuing more World Bank support for climate-resilient agriculture. Regional Preparedness: Belize welcomed Grenada’s entry into the World Meteorological Organization, opening the way for closer cooperation on forecasts and early warnings.
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