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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 because the government has not provided proper garbage disposal sites for residents in Toledo. As a result, people are dumping their garbage along the roadside, creating a major eyesore for both tourists and locals. Belize has an anti-littering law, but it is rarely enforced by the Department of Environment or the village councils. Investors are now appealing to the government to take action to address the problem, ensuring that their investments in the tourism industry are not wasted.

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Tracking Migratory Birds 

The Belize raptor Watch team is back in the Cattle Landing area for their annual visit, as the migration season for birds gets underway. Over the years, the community has become familiar with seeing the group return as they monitor and document the movement of different bird species through the region. Their work helps track...

Tropic Air PG Closure Update

Last Thursday, October 1st, in the pack Room at the BTIA Welcome Center, it was decided that the Area Representative, Dr. Osmond Martinez, would meet with Tropic Air personnel to determine whether they could continue their services to Punta Gorda. That meeting was scheduled to take place on Friday; however, as of this time, there...

Turmoil In Cattle Landing Council 

Just a year ago, many were singing the praises of the Cattle Landing Village Council. The football field and the areas under the village’s jurisdiction were always kept clean. Then, suddenly, things seemed to fall apart. Confirmed reports to PGTV indicate that out of the seven members on the village council, three have left.

Queen Conch Season Officially Opened 

As of yesterday, October 1st, the Queen Conch season is officially open, giving Belizean fishers the green light to once again harvest one of the country’s important marine resources. The annual season comes with specific regulations to manage the conch fishery and ensuring the species remains available for future generations. Fishers are required to follow...

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