Belize River Fish Kill: The Department of the Environment says it still hasn’t found the exact cause of the massive Belize River die-off, but early findings point to hypoxia and heavy runoff after July flooding, with questions remaining about whether farm runoff from the Santander Sugar Group and a Mennonite-operated rice farm played a role. Wildlife Safety: The Forest Department is urging people to stop feeding or approaching crocodiles after close encounters, including a Caye Caulker incident that escalated into online video showing harassment of the animals. Freshwater Protection: Government and The Nature Conservancy signed an MOU to strengthen watershed planning, monitoring, data collection, and public awareness to protect rivers and freshwater ecosystems. Hurricane Resilience: The IDB executed its first catastrophe swap for Belize, providing up to $20 million in rapid parametric payouts for qualifying hurricanes. Regional Environment Leadership: Belize assumed CCAD pro tempore leadership, with Minister Orlando Habet stressing implementation on climate, biodiversity, marine pollution, and water security. Community Climate Education: Waste Warriors Camp in Belmopan taught kids waste sorting, composting, recycling, and climate action. Sustainable Dairy Training: IICA and Zamorano trained Belizean dairy producers on sustainable production, milk quality, and processing. EU Mobility Push: EU Ambassador Erja Askola began talks on sustainable transport, including EU-funded e-buses.