As part of our continued coverage of Child Stimulation Month, we had the pleasure of attending the vibrant Festival of Arts for children at the Toledo Community College auditorium. The event was a colorful and lively celebration of creativity, where young minds were given the chance to explore and express themselves through a variety of...
Bevin Cal, who previously served as the senator for the South, has been ousted and replaced by the highly qualified Rozel La Shane Arana. Rozel brings with her a wealth of experience in education and community leadership. Currently, she works at Corazon Creek High School, where she has made significant contributions to the institution and...
In honor of Women’s Month in Belize, today we spotlight Ms. Jessie Young, a trailblazer and one of the founding members of the Community Baboon Sanctuary (CBS) in rural Belize District. CBS is a dedicated conservation organization focused on the protection and preservation of howler monkeys. It spans across seven villages, creating an essential corridor...
Copal Tree Lodge, a stunning resort, hosted a cheerful day of Child Stimulation Month, creating a magical atmosphere for young learners. The little scholars from Progressive Early Learning Center and Saint Peter Cleaver Preschool explored nature, bonding with baby goats, chicks, and ducklings. They also experienced the rich flavors of cacoa and chocolate, a treat...
March, recognized as Children’s Month, is a time to celebrate and focus on the well-being, rights, and development of children. Today, at PG Central Park, this special month was celebrated with a vibrant event that engaged children in a series of exciting activities designed to be both fun and educational. The celebration of Children’s Month...
Barranco, a seaside village with significant agro-tourism potential, remains one of the most neglected communities in the country. Earlier this week, a farmers’ group from Barranco, known as Ligemeri Haruga Vanilla, hosted a training session focused on cultivating vanilla, a high-value crop that has minimal environmental impact. The session was led by Dawn Dean, a...
Toledo Community College (TCC) Career Day was a vibrant display of enthusiasm and hope, filled with students eager to shape their futures. The gathering showcased the diverse aspirations of Belize’s youth, as they envisioned careers in fields like medicine, education, politics, law enforcement, healthcare, and entrepreneurship. The students, energized and attentive, listened to speakers and...
Rotary is a global organization dedicated to serving communities worldwide, and this year, they’re celebrating 120 years of service. To mark this significant milestone, Rotary visited Hillside, Sunday February 23rd, 2025 and gave the Hillside Clinic a much-needed facelift.
Clive’s Restaurant had a grand opening on Valentine’s Day, drawing a large crowd and special guests. Located upstairs at the Sea Front Inn, the restaurant offers stunning beach views, making it the perfect spot for dining and relaxation. The event featured top-quality food and drinks, with a menu full of Belizean favorites like rice and...
The National Spelling Bee, a prestigious academic competition that promotes education and boosts student self-confidence, has announced its latest results. Jamirah Hines, a standout speller, has successfully advanced to the next level of the contest. Known for her exceptional spelling skills, Hines is now preparing for the upcoming rounds, where she will compete against the...
The Waterhole area in Cattle Landing Village, just outside Punta Gorda Town, has long been known as the community’s dumping site. For years, PGTV has continued to monitor and report on the condition of the area. Just a month ago, we visited and saw signs of cleanup, with garbage being burned, dumping areas pushed back,...
Summer is here, and it’s time for summer camps. One of the most unique camps is taking place at the Sapodilla Cayes Marine Reserve. Participants are helping monitor sea turtles and collect data on the endangered hawksbill turtle during its nesting season. The camp has been organized by PNP and PGTV for many years.
The lionfish has been in Belize for quite a few years now. It is an invasive species that poses a serious threat to the marine environment. One organization, known as FINS, which stands for Fighting Invasive and Non-Native Species, is taking action to reduce the lionfish population. The organization has a team that is not only removing this invasive species but also using it as a way to generate income.
It has been a debate that has been ongoing for years, but when the Port Honduras Marine Reserve was first established, no fish traps were allowed inside the marine reserve. Some years later, someone discovered a glitch in the Statutory Instrument that was signed, and suddenly fish traps began to appear inside the reserve. Some...
BYRISE’s 3rd Annual Summer Camp came to a close on Friday July 24th. At the conclusion of the camp, certificates were presented to the young participants. For the first time, the camp also concluded with an exhibition baseball game, giving some of the children the opportunity to play in their very first baseball game.
