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World Water Day Observed on September 18th

World Water Day is observed annually on September 18th. This day was adopted by the World Environment Federation in July 2006 and has been observed every year since. The importance of World Water Day lies in raising public awareness and encouraging involvement in the protection of water sources. It engages communities in monitoring the conditions of rivers, streams, and other water bodies, as water is essential to human life and the biodiversity that exists on Earth. It is crucial to be mindful of our actions to protect and preserve clean water. This year, Big Fall Eco Warriors have been doing cleanup from the beginning of year to ensure that their river is clean. Additionally, the environmental club extended their clean up to the Sapodilla Caye.

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PNP Distributes Seedlings In Belize District

Yesterday Wednesday July 22nd, the People’s National Party traveled to the Belize District,  where they distributed seedlings. The PNP wants the country to  know that they are committed to promoting sustainable  development across the country. Hundreds of seedlings  were distributed to residents. 

BYRISE Summer Camp 2026

The BYRISE Summer Camp is now in its third year. The camp  is unique because it not only teaches young people the fundamentals of basketball but also provides an  after-school program designed to support students with their academics. 

WILD501 Exhibition In PG

The WILD501 Exhibition made its final stop in Punta Gorda last week.  The exhibition is currently on display at the Punta Gorda Welcome Center.  WILD501 is an exhibition and virtual educational tool featuring videos  and images created by Carol and Richard Foster. For more than 30 years,  the couple has been documenting Belize’s rich wildlife and natural  beauty through photography and filmmaking. Their  work has been featured by National Geographic and the BBC.

Kriol Summer Camp Closing Ceremony

Last week, we told you about the launch of the first-ever Kriol Summer Camp,  where young people from Punta Gorda and the surrounding communities learned  more about Kriol culture. One of the main highlights of the camp was teaching  participants traditional drumming, Kriol vocabulary, and folk tales.   

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