Protected Areas: PACT and APAMO renewed a three-year partnership to strengthen Belize’s National Protected Areas System, boost community co-management, expand public education, and develop sustainable financing. Climate & Oceans: CRFM and CCCC leaders met in Belize City to coordinate on fisheries, blue economy work, and sargassum—discussing research and possible circular-economy uses. Coral Resilience: A new international study mapped heat-resistant coral reefs across 71 countries, offering Belize-relevant guidance on where to focus conservation funding. Drought & Power: Extended drought is stressing Belize’s hydro outlook, while officials say solar diversification is still being pursued with BEL and PUC. Flood Watch: The Sibun River is at flood stage and rising, with central/eastern/southern areas under continued monitoring after heavy rains. Wildlife Safety: Belize Zoo and Forestry are responding to a jaguar cub harassment incident in Mountain Pine Ridge; the public is urged to keep distance and avoid touching wildlife. Coastal Cleanup: Sargassum cleanup continues along the Belize City waterfront as the city responds to the ongoing seaweed problem. Agriculture Training: Cayo farmers received pasture establishment and farm management training, including climate-smart grazing practices and grass seed support. Cattle Support: Discounted breeding bulls were distributed to help improve cattle genetics and productivity. Energy Planning: The Ministry of Public Utilities convened stakeholders to map Belize’s electricity supply needs and strengthen long-term energy security. Basic Services: CDB and Belize launched BNTF 11 with over US$5.2M for education and water sub-projects aimed at resilience and poverty reduction.