AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoForest Conservation: More than 3,500 acres have been added to the Maya Forest Corridor, linking protected areas and strengthening wildlife movement across central Belize. Ambergris Planning: Residents are demanding meaningful consultation on a proposed $600 million development plan, including a new airport and cargo port, while calling for urgent fixes to roads, waste collection and other basic services. Cleaner Roads: A new anti-littering effort will put bins on buses and at terminals, with public education aimed at curbing roadside dumping. Reef Protection: A company is turning lionfish caught by divers in Belize into pet treats, creating a market for an invasive predator that threatens native reef fish. Marine Safeguards: The approved TAM-1 cable route crosses part of the Sapodilla Cayes Marine Reserve and must meet environmental conditions before construction. Conservation Leadership: Belizean women gathered at an international summit to share work protecting wildlife and promoting sustainable development.
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