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Native Plant Nursery Visit

Students from San Miguel R.C School stepped out of the classroom and into nature, taking part in an interactive learning experience at the Native Plant Nursery. The visit gave students a chance to explore Belize’s rich biodiversity up close. Learning how native trees support healthy ecosystems, wildlife, and local communities. From identifying seedlings to getting...
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Ahari Storybook Sparks Real-World Action

In Punta Gorda, a unique collaboration is turning storytelling into real-world action. TIDE has partnered with the creators of Ahari: A Tale of Resistance and Renewal to inspire local youth to protect their environment. As part of the initiative, students from Julian Cho Technical High School and Toledo Community College took to the coastline for...
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Ocean Hero Award 2025

The Ocean Hero Award has been presented to local entrepreneur and community activist, Mr. Denise Garbutt. Originally from the small coastal village of Punta Negra, Mr. Garbutt’s journey reflects both humble beginnings and a deep commitment to protecting Belize’s marine environment. Growing up, Dennis Garbutt was a commercial fisherman, relying on the sea for his...
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Joint Patrol Seizes Illegal Gillnets

PGTV is happy to report that a joint enforcement operation involving the Fisheries Department, TIDE Rangers, and the Belize Coast Guard has resulted in a significant interception at sea. During the patrol, authorities seized several illegal gillnets gear that is prohibited due to its destructive impact on Belize’s marine resources. In addition to the confiscated...
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Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony In PG

We are happy to bring you a story of joy. The Christmas season is officially underway, and for the past week, several flyers and announcements have been circulating about the annual lighting of the Christmas tree at Central Park. That long-awaited moment finally arrived on Friday night, as families, children, and community members gathered to...
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Marina Project Rooms Announcement

On Friday night at Garbutt’s Marine, the Belize Tourism Industry Association held its annual Christmas party. The event brought together tourism stakeholders and featured two guest speakers: Hon. Dr. Osmond Martinez and Mr. Javier Guttierrez. Mr. Guttierrez opened the program with a presentation highlighting ongoing developments. However, during his remarks, he announced that rooms would...
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Garbage Crisis Along San Felipe Road

The San Felipe Road is part of the route that connects Jacinto Village to Dolores and Crique Sarco villages. It is a major road, with millions of dollars invested in tourism along the route. Ixcacao and Cotton Tree Lodge are two of the key investors in the agro-tourism industry, but their investments are now suffering...
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Dawn Dean Publishes Research

Dawn Dean, a proud farmer from the beautiful coastal village of Barranco, who won the prestigious Rosita Arvigo award. We have more wonderful news about this remarkable female farmer. Dawn is not only known for her dedication to agriculture, but she has now made a significant academic contribution as well. She recently published a historical...
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Garifuna Music Legend’s Legacy

December 2nd marks the birthday of Andy Palacio, one of the greatest Garifuna musicians the world has ever known, his iconic Watina album, released the international acclaim claimed the number one on the world’s music charts and continues to influence artists and audiences across the globe, Andy Palacio hailed from the quiet southern Garifuna community...
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Court Rules In Favor Of Activist Jeremy Enriquez

Legal battle against the Attorney General and the Judicial and Legal Services Commission. The case centered around a complaint Enriquez filed against High Court Judge Tawanda Hondora, accusing the judge of bias and misconduct during a court matter in 2025. Enriquez claimed the judge was overheard making prejudicial comments during a lunch break while his...

TIDE & Coast Guard Arrest Three Hondurans In Marine Reserve

Efforts to combat illegal fishing activities within Belize’s protected marine areas continue as a recent joint patrol carried out by TIDE and the Belize Coast Guard led to the arrest of three Honduran fishermen inside the Sapodilla Cayes Marine Reserve. The men were reportedly caught conducting illegal fishing activities within Conservation Zone 4 and were...

NICH Hosts Belize Food Heritage Project Workshop.

The Belizean culinary tradition is taking center stage this week as the National Institute of Culture and History, hosts the Belize Food Heritage Project, a three-day workshop aimed at preserving and celebrating the country’s rich food culture. The workshop brings together chefs, cultural practitioners, entrepreneurs, and food enthusiasts to explore traditional recipes, cooking techniques, and...

Stovall Foundation & TFOCC Partners To Support Young Athletes

The Stovall Foundation, in partnership with Toledo Faith Outreach, brought excitement and mentorship to the village of Jacinto as they hosted their annual sports camp for youths in the community. Former Atlanta Braves pitcher Tyler Stovall, along with his team, journeyed to Punta Gorda Town for the fourth consecutive year to lead the program, which...

Man Dies After Falling From Broken Bridge

Deepest sympathies to the family of Mr. Santos Akal, who tragically lost his life in an accident believed to have been caused by a broken bridge in the Indianville area. Reports indicate that Mr. Akal fell from his bicycle while attempting to cross the deteriorated structure. Over the years, PGTV has repeatedly highlighted the urgent...

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