AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoProtected Areas Partnership: PACT and APAMO renewed a three-year deal to strengthen Belize’s protected areas through better governance, co-management support, public education, and sustainable financing. Blue Economy & Fisheries: CRFM and CCCCC agreed to work closer on climate impacts to oceans and fisheries, with sargassum flagged as both a threat to coasts and a possible circular-economy opportunity. Climate Risk Watch: CariCOF warns El Niño is strengthening, bringing hotter, drier conditions in places and a higher risk of flooding from heavy rain during the 2026 wet season. Hydropower Under Pressure: Extended drought is affecting Belize’s hydro outlook, while solar diversification is still being pursued with Hydro Belize and BEL/PUC. Wildlife Coexistence: Belize Wildlife Referral Clinic opened a One Health Education Lab to train the public on wildlife conflict and conservation. Eco-Friendly Sports: Belize Botanic Gardens hosted Roots and Routes; the BDF Run Club helped keep the trail garbage-free using refill stations and reusable bottles. Climate-Smart Agriculture: Cayo farmers received pasture establishment and farm management training under CRESAP, including Brizantha and Mombasa grass seeds. Tourism Access (Reef-and-Ruins): New WestJet nonstop service from Canada is boosting Belize’s visitor reach, adding more direct reef-and-Maya travel options.
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