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Insights Into The Underwater Maya Civilization

BTIA Toledo chapter is extending an invitation to the public to join archaeologists at the Cho’oc Ayin site within Paynes Creek National Park. This event offers a unique opportunity to discover ancient Maya wooden buildings, including a residence and a salt workshop, which catered to the Maya’s need for salt. These remarkable structures have been...
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Jessie Young: Howler Monkey Advocate

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...
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Child Simulation Month

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...
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The Closure Of Miss Soila’s Kitchen

It is with a heavy heart that we announce the closure of Soila’s Kitchen, a cherished staple in our community. For years, we’ve been honored to serve you with delicious meals and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. However, due to the rising costs of food and ingredients, it has become increasingly difficult to maintain the quality...
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Ligemeri Haruga Vanilla Project

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...
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Debate Over Fish Traps In PHMR

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 3rd Annual Summer Camp

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.

Belize Diaspora Summit In Belize City

Last week, the Belize Diaspora Summit was held at the Grand Resort in Belize City. The idea behind the Belize Diaspora Summit is for Belizeans living in the United States to develop a stronger and more professional relationship with Belizeans living in Belize. The idea of the summit is to strengthen that relationship and explore...

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. 

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