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US Authorities Investigate Triple Homicide
There is a bone-chilling story coming out of Florida where relatives of Roaring Creek's Russell Hyde have been murdered. The three victims are Dorla Pitts, her daughter Starlette Pitts and [...]
Victims Had Ties to Roaring Creek
Back here in Belize, the news has been received with shock. Dorla Pitts was the sister of Russell Hyde and Starlette was his niece. The Hydes have also experienced a [...]
BTV Escapes Detention on Reconnaissance of Sarstoon Island
As we have been reporting, the Belize Territorial Volunteers intend to proceed to the Sarstoon Island this weekend, without protection from the Belize Defense Force. But the situation is fraught [...]
King Issues Advice to BTV
We have told you about the Belize Territorial Volunteers' near brush with Guatemalan armed forces.� Despite their narrow escape into Belizean waters, Sunday's expedition to Sarstoon Island remains on schedule.� [...]
U.D.P. Lake I Rep. Breaks Ground on Community Centre
Petrocaribe is rolling into Lake Independence, as area representative Mark King broke ground this morning for a new community center. The new project, according to King, is one of several [...]
King Goes On Political Rant on Hyde
Of course, King took the opportunity from the podium to castigate his predecessor and present political opponent Cordel Hyde. King accuses Hyde of failing to bring necessary infrastructure and social [...]
King Will Assume Control of Contested Property
On April twentieth, P.U.P. Lake-I standard bearer Cordel Hyde, at the eleventh hour, prevented the demolition of a derelict bungalow situated in what is described as community space.� The abandoned [...]
U.D.P. Rep Says Kremandala is Fair Game
It's no secret that Cordel Hyde is King's arch nemesis in Lake Independence, ahead of the upcoming general elections and so are his family members squarely in King's sights.� After [...]
BIDRG Releases Results of Political Survey
Still on politics�.The results of a survey conducted exclusively online by a group calling themselves, the Belize Independent Development and Research Group (BIDRG) have been released and it's causing a [...]
Hugo Casanova Linked to Double Murder
Alleged drug dealer Hugo Casanova, who is from Corozal, has been in detention in a Chetumal since February 2013 for drug trafficking. But Casanova is in further troubles tonight because [...]
US Retiree Drowns Near Rainbow Beach
As we reported in Tuesday's newscast, the body of fifty-one year old Andy Grant of San Andres Village was found floating in the sea in Corozal Town in the morning. [...]
UNICOMER Hands Out Nine Scholarships
Nine students were awarded with scholarships today by UNICOMER Belize. For the past several years, we've covered the annual award and this year, UNICOMER says that they have increased the [...]
CARILED Project Looks at Reforming Trade License Regime
City Council has embarked on a project to reform and modernize the trade license regime with the view of making the taxes more equitable and less burdensome to businesses and [...]
"Jungle" Gets a Police Makeover
The Belize Police Department and other partners were in Pickstock early this morning doing a much needed clean up in an area popularly called "The Jungle." There were bags and [...]
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Cane Farmers Receive Second Payment
Today cane farmers received their much awaited second payment for the 2014/2015 crop season. But while the estimated average price of $70.45 per ton cane is said to be a record breaker, no all cane farmers are satisfied.
Proof of that was this morning's line at the banks especially in Corozal. But when we spoke to the Chairman for the Corozal Division for the Belize Sugar Cane Farmers Association, Ramon Aban, he agreed with other stakeholders that indeed the Sugar Industry got a sweet deal this year.
"Es un record este ano porque el a�o pasado el pago final fue de $52.00 y el segundo pago conseguimos $12.58 entonces este ano estamos consiguiendo un segundo pago estimado en el mes de Agosto de $70.45 entonces muestra un r�cord de que este ano estamos consiguiendo de 20 a 22 seg�n cada branch en relative quality."
But as mentioned, not every cane farmer shares Aban's sentiments. There is certainly dissatisfaction but that too will pass, says Aban, when cane farmers receive their third payment in the month of November.
American Retiree Apparently Drowns At Sea
Approximately eight hours after retrieving the dead body of 41 year old Andy Grant from the sea, Corozal Police were called out to the Rainbow Beach Area in Corozal Town to deal with another apparent drowning.
At around 5:00p.m police visited the Rainbow Beach Area where they saw the lifeless body of 56 year old American retiree Jimmy Robert Anthony. Anthony's body had already been retrieved from the sea by passers-by.
According to the wife of the deceased, Denise Anthony, they were in the Rainbow Beach area when they decided to go for a swim. Shortly after the trip turned deadly as she realized that her husband was motionless and slowly drifting away into the deep. This is when she screamed for help and caught the attention of some passers-by who rendered assistance. It was too late though as Anthony was already dead. Anthony's body was taken to the Northern Regional Hospital and awaits a post mortem examination.
Three Belizeans Murdered In Florida
A Belizean residing in Lehigh Acres in the Florida state is being investigated by Lee Country Sheriffs for a triple homicide that occurred yesterday in that area. A report from Wink News in Florida indicates that the victims are Myke Kelly, who was found along with the bodies of his pregnant girlfriend, 18 year old Starlette Pitts, and Starlette's mother, Dorla Pitts. The three bodies were found inside a home between Gunnery Road and Sunshine Boulevard. The report says a man who lived at the same address; Belizean Bryan Hyde appeared in court Wednesday morning for driving without a license.
Hyde, according to our information, is related to the three victims who are also Belizeans. Hyde is said to have moved to Florida 7 months ago and was living at the same address as the victims. Here is the report aired by WINK News.
NTV Visited The Sarstoon Island In Preparation For Expedition
Members of The Belize Territorial Volunteers and the Northern Territorial Volunteers had a brief encounter with Guatemalan armed soldiers today as they scouted the area at the Sarstoon Island before the planned trip this coming Sunday. The Belize Territorial Volunteers are at the lead in the August 16th expedition to the Sarstoon Island in Southern Belize. Members of the Northern Territorial Volunteers are assisting in the trip which, despite warnings and requests of desisting by government and BDF officials, the groups intend to make. Today, we spoke with member of the NTV Orlando De la Fuente, who told us that they had left PG early by boat to the Island this morning. Here is his account of what happened once there.
"Upon entering Sarstoon Island the Guatemalans have a marine base there and I personally think that we don't have to check in with the Guatemala but it is customary that all Belizeans check in with the Guatemalan and the Belizean government has taken no step to stop that practice or to tell the Guatemalans to cease and decease and they insist that Belizeans both check with them at the Guatemalan base it is just a small pier."
Belize Independent Development Research Group Release Survey Information
An analysis conducted by the Belize Independent Development Research Group has compiled the results of their first survey in the country with the intent to get an idea of the Belizean electorate leading up to the General Elections. The independent poll which was conducted from August 1st to 8th had the participation of one thousand online visitors. Poll takers had to answer ten multiple choice questions including those of the Party leaders of both parties and the performance of the incumbent government. And while the results varied most notable is that in several questions a lot of the participants were uncertain whether they will participate in the voting of the upcoming general elections.
When asked if they think the country is headed in the right direction, or on the wrong track more than 50% of the responders said we are on the wrong track.
Students Attending High School In Corozal Will Get Free Transportation
The 24th of August 2015 will mark the end of the summer holiday for high school students. For some parents, especially those living in the rural areas, this means that they are once again faced with cost of food and transportation. In the Corozal District for instance traveling is a must for many students and at the end of the week commuting proves to be quite expensive.
Today though, there is some good news for student's attending three highs schools in the Corozal District and it comes in the form of free bus rides to and from school.
"Since taking over the reins here in Corozal at the district education center I observed that a number of our secondary school students have been paying public transportation to get to school and so for some time I've been looking in to the possibility and presented a proposal and so I want for the benefit of all of our stakeholder, our Corozal community that we will now be providing a transportation free of cost, free in the sense that the student will not be paying but it is accost to taxpayer and so we want to encourage our children to capitalize on this and it is going to help parents and student they no longer have to compete with the general public in terms of finding transportation the busses will have specific routes passing certain areas so it will take them to school and then bring them from school back to their respective designated area.
Minister of National Security Speaks On Abandoned Helicopter
Last week we told you about an abandoned helicopter found near the Belize-Mexico border near Blue Creek IN THE Orange Walk District. As we reported, the perfectly working grey BELL-407 Helicopter with tinted windows, bearing the registration numbers N607AZ has since found residence at the BDF Headquarters in Ladyville. According to National Security Minister, John Saldivar, a time frame is given for the owner to either claim it or come forward�. According to Saldivar, after that period elapses, the chopper will remain an asset for the Belize Defense Force.
"The case is still under investigation and we don't have any leads at this time and the helicopter as far as we are concern was abandoned by whoever left it there and therefore there is a time for them to claim or to come forward and then after that it is considered as abandoned property and it will become the property of the government of Belize and an asset of the Belize Defense Force."
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Florida Police Investigates Triple Homicide Involving Belizean Nationals
Three Belizeans are dead following a homicide incident in Florida, USA. Reports are that the incident occurred yesterday morning just before ten o'clock Belize time or just before midday in the state of Florida. Online news articles indicate that the Lee County Sheriff's office was called to the crime scene at the 3500 Block of [�]
Public Service Union Has New Council of Management
This past Friday and Saturday brought changes to the Council of Management for the Public Service Union of Belize as the 93rd Annual General Meeting was held in Orange Walk Town. The meeting, held under the theme, 'PSU: Embracing our Future; Transforming Belize; Improving Standards through Innovative Technologies', had presentations by Sharon Frazer, the President [�]
Area Rep Breaks Ground for Lake I Community Centre
Lake I has broken ground for their first ever community centre. Mark King, Area Representative committed to carrying out community services through programs at the centre while explaining the need of the community centre. MARK KING "Today we break ground for the first ever community center in Lake Independence. This undertaking is very special. The [�]
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New Comptroller of Customs speaks on major issues
Today was the press' first introduction to Acting Comptroller of Customs Emil Grinage. There were several issues discussed including that employees were afraid that they would lose valuable overtime pay due to the full rollout of the ASYCUDA World system of tracking Customs transactions. As wi...
Former PM says Guat Foreign Minister blundered about 2000 agreement
It is no secret that the Sarstoon Island, which is enshrined in our national Anthem and even our constitution for that matter, has of recent become a controversial topic. This was following the recent standoff between the Belize Coast Guard and the Guatemalan Military on the island. Belize later we...
Territorial Volunteers moving ahead with Sarstoon Island Rally
The Belize Territorial Volunteers in conjunction with the Northern Territorial Volunteers are moving full steam ahead with the Sarstoon Island Rally that is scheduled for this Sunday August 16th, heedless to the many warnings from the diplomatic core and officials from the National Security. Wil Mah...
BTB responds to Carnival report
Monday's press release by Citizens Organized for Liberty through Action (COLA) contained bombshell news - Carnival Cruise Lines seemed to be in the midst of a serious conflict with local tourism authorities including the Belize Tourism Board (BTB) concerning its future here. Ahead of the...
Belmopan Citco Revisiting the Traffic Problems
The Belmopan City Council is taking a comprehensive approach at solving some of the key issues surrounding traffic control in Belmopan, specifically around The Market Square Area. Yesterday on Monday, August 10th, Louise Lewis, Belmopan City councilor with responsibilities in transport held a diagno...
Scotia Bank and Ministry of Education team up on book drive
Reading is fundamental and with schools to re-open in the next few weeks, families are scrambling for their children's reading material. Today Scotiabank (Belize) Limited opened a book drive in which customers are asked to donate books and other supplies at their Scotiabank branch countrywide....
Body Found in Corozal
Early this morning, the dead body of a man was discovered floating in the sea in the Corozal Bay. The body of the man, later identified as 41 year old Andy Grant, also known as Bamba, was found around 9:30 this morning near the area that used to be the old Corozal market. Initial police investigatio...
Breaking Belize News
Trade license reform discussion continues as Chamber presents plan
Recognizing that business are threatening to leave the Old Capital and indeed other municipalities because they believe they are being unfairly squeezed and soaked by the City and Town Halls for money they need to run municipal operations, the nine municipalities led by the Belize City Council and [�]
Primary schools work on improvement plans
With schools set to re-open in a few weeks' time, the men and women responsible for our children's education are spending these last few weeks of vacation conferring about the way forward for education in Belize. 54 schools which form part of the Quality Child Friendly School Initiative [�]
Premier Football League of Belize launches opening season
The Opening Season of the Premier League of Belize kicks off this weekend with 6 teams participating in this season's tournament. Game 1, scheduled for Saturday, August 15 features the closing season champs, Verdes Football Club going up against the Placencia Assasins at 7:30 pm at the Norman Broaster stadium in Cayo. On the [�]
Boyfriend wanted for sex crime
San Ignacio Police are currently looking for a male person for the crime of unlawful sexual intercourse. According to police report, a 15 year old accompanied by her mother reported to officials that since July 3rd, of this year she has been sexually active with her boyfriend. The minor also [�]
Lions plan national children's eye screening program
Studies have shown that vision disability is the number one health issue in schools, which affect learning abilities and results in lower performances from students. To help combat this problem, the Lions Club in Belize has organized a National Children Eye Screening Programme which will commence in September. This programme [�]
Musa says PUP united
Former Prime Minister Said Musa, who led the People's United Party (PUP) from 1996 to 2008, appeared on The Dickie Bradley Special on Monday night on Channel 5, discussing the internal state of the PUP as well as its readiness to speak on national issues such as the Guatemala dispute. [�]
Orange Walk Selection vs Chetumal FC this Sunday
Fresh off dates with the national senior and U-23 football teams last week during Fiestarama, two Orange Walk selections will be playing again on Sunday against visitors from Chetumal, Quintana Roo, Mexico. The first game kicks off at 1:00 p.m. at the Louisiana Football Field when Orange Walk [�]
Cancer foundation holds fundraiser
Cancer Foundation, A Thousand Smiles for Cleyon, will be having a fundraiser Saturday, August 12th, in honor of Henry Griffin, a child who passed away last September while being assisted by the foundation in his battle with cancer. The event will serve to bring awareness to the rising amount of [�]
Weather improves again for mid-week
The National Meteorological Service of Belize is predicting sunny skies with cloudy spells today and partly cloudy skies tonight. A few showers and isolated thunderstorms will affect mainly inland areas this morning, with showers becoming isolated this afternoon and tonight. Winds will be blowing from the East at 10-20 knots [�]
Belizean mother, daughter and boyfriend killed in Florida; may relative be responsible?
Lee County, Florida, sheriffs are investigating an ugly triple homicide in the community of Lehigh Acres, Florida that took place on Tuesday. 37 year old Dorla Pitts, originally of Roaring Creek, Cayo District; her pregnant daughter, Starlette, 18; and her boyfriend, 19 year old Michael Kelly, Jr., were found dead [�]
The Perfect Time
It may be our own feelings of fear, guilt, or shame that keeps us in a physically abusive relationship. Often, social and economic pressures compel us to stay. Sometimes we stay for lack of somewhere to go for shelter and advice, or because we feel that we love or partner and we live with the hope that he might change. If only we can "hang in there." Tragically, in most cases, the abuse continues, for in fact his behavior may not have anything to do with our actions; it may simply be his choice to be abusive and expect us to always be submissive.
First body retrieved from the sea in Corozal has been identified as Andy Grant
The body of 41 year old Andy Grant, a resident of San Andres Village was retrieved from the Corozal Bay around 9:15am yesterday morning. Grants floating body was spotted near the old Market by residents in the area who reported it to the police.
It is unsure if there were any signs of violence on the body.
Officials transported the body to the Corozal Community Hospital but we understand that the facility's' morgue is out of order and as a result was transferred to the Northern Regional Hospital.
I Say NO to Offshore Oil Exploration - It's Not Smart for Belize
Tourism is a major industry and key to the development of the country. Reading this gives me hope that GOB will not move forward with granting offshore oil exploration concessions and put in danger one of the most valuable resource this country has. Oceana has been the driving force for the people of Belize to fight this crazy idea that offshore oil drilling can be good. Come on! The negative impacts totally outweigh anything positive that oil drilling can bring to such a delicate environment.
But this is just one victory over many more battles that the people of Belize need to win.
More Flights. More Growth. Why Belize is Poised to Become the Next Caribbean Capital
United, American Airlines, and Delta Airlines all recognized the need to establish North America-to-Belize routes years ago, and as traffic increased over time, flights to the Central American nation increased, too. Eager to establish its own presence in this increasingly-popular destination, Southwest Airlines just began flying to Belize as well.
Now, COPA Airlines is opening routes to this emerging Caribbean epicenter by announcing direct flights from Panama City. This news of yet another airliner adding Belize routes to keep up with burgeoning traffic speaks volumes about Belize's reputation for being one of the region's fastest-growing commercial hubs.
These airlines aren't the only improvements helping to forge a future for Belize. Take, for example, a recent press release announcing the expansion of the Chetumal, Mexico airport. Ostensibly to help handle traffic flowing into Costa Maya, Mexico, this expansion project is also going to help Belize tourism as much because Chetumal is in close proximity to the Belize border.
Extra Special soft opening of Stella's Smile Wine Bar
One of the things I love about island life is the close sense of community we have. Last Thursday a bunch of us came together for the soft opening of a new wine bar that is located 1 mile north of the bridge called Stella's Smile. Billing itself as a "Sunset Wine Bar" it is perfectly located on the water on the lagoon side of the island with spectacular views of our Caribbean sunsets.
So what exactly is a soft opening? A soft opening gives a restaurant the opportunity to practice on friends and family before the actual opening. This allows them to check for any glitches in their systems before opening to the general public so they can iron out any issues they may have. So for all of us this meant we got to experience items from their food and wine menu while watching a beautiful sunset and in this case, be a pert of David and Alisha's equally beautiful mock wedding.
I sent out our night-time correspondent - "the fun one" - to party until dawn and then rise the next day and do it all over again. Last weekend was Costa Maya Weekend - one of the biggest party weekends in San Pedro.
Fin does the Costa Maya in style. And by style? I mean one crazy shiny pink shirt.
If I had to rank party weekends -> 1. Easter Weekend 2. Costa Maya Weekend 3. New Year's Eve 4. Halloween
Now for many of the party-goers, the activities take place outside the actual festival. The night clubs, the bars, the beach�all are packed with people who are just in town for a weekend of drinking and dancing.
Here is a bit of Insta-Fin. Preparing for a big Saturday night out with Miss Costa Maya 2014�in pink and 2015, Miss Honduras, now Costa Maya, in yellow.
Why attend the pageant when you can party with the girls?
An Afternoon Trip on A GORGEOUS DAY Lands Me in Belize City OR Rage In Belize
Yesterday was THE PERFECT day to head over to Caye Caulker - sunny, a slight breeze, puffy pinkish lavender clouds in the sky. I had some new things to check out - some new areas to explore. I decided to take the 1pm San Pedro Belize Express water taxi over. It's my usual ride�my company of choice with lots more runs on the schedule than the competitors. Sigh�what a gorgeous day. I didn't even mind sitting way in the back in the blazing sun. My ride would be short�just 25 minutes to Caye Caulker.
And then�after 25 minutes, I watched us approaching Caye Caulker from the wrong side�we�OH SHIT�we are not stopping on the island. I charged upstairs to have a word with my captain.
He wasn't concerned. I'm just the driver and THIS is an express boat to BELIZE CITY.
I stomped downstairs (as best one can do on a moving boat) and ARRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHH.
A Vacation Guide on the Best Water Sports in Belize
Water sports in Belize is a perfect activity for anyone who's looking for fun and adventure. Read through this water sports guide to help you make the most of this must-do in Belize.
Water sports in Belize offers a great way to enjoy the country's waters and add adventure andWater sports in belize excitement to your vacation. Belize's coastline is mainly known for its fishing and diving, but it's also a great backdrop for various watersports. The calm waters and steady winds provided by the barrier reef make for smooth sails off the coast. For those who are looking to doing more than just enjoy the scenery, add adventure on the water with this must-do Belize activity. But take note that even when all the islands and coastal beaches offer some kind of watersports, the availability of equipment can vary. Read on for a short description if the water sports things to do in these different places to help you pick where to go.
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Find Fulfillment by Starting a Business Abroad
On my first trip to Granada, Nicaragua several years ago, I stopped in a small bookshop in the historic colonial quarter, just a few blocks from the main square.
It was evident the owner-an expat from California-was a lover of literature. Classics�science fiction�travelogues�histories�and more lined the shelves. As I chatted to him, it emerged that he got started when he was just passing through Granada and, looking to make a bit of extra travel money�he laid books out on a blanket on the street to sell.
He did well, so he decided to stick and moved his wares to a shelf in a donut shop. Then he moved to his current location in a restored colonial building. I haven't been back lately but following the store on Facebook, I see he's expanded into the space next door and business is thriving.
It's gratifying to see someone find their true calling�to be able to make a good living following their passion. And that's just one of the many expat businesses I've seen on my travels in places like Belize�the Riviera Maya, Mexico�Costa Rica�and Nicaragua.
Switzerland, Belize Sign TIEA
Switzerland and Belize signed a tax information exchange agreement (TIEA) on August 10, 2015.
The agreement is Switzerland's ninth TIEA. It provides for the exchange of information upon request. It covers Swiss federal, cantonal, and communal taxes on income and capital, and the cantonal and communal inheritance and gift taxes. In the case of Belize, it covers the income tax, business tax, and general sales tax.
The agreement must now be approved by the Swiss parliament and may be subjected to a referendum before it can enter into force. The cantons and business associations have already expressed their support for the deal.
Short Interest Update on Consolidated Water Co. Ltd. (NASDAQ:CWCO)
A reduction of 9,620 shares or 1.7% was observed in the short interest of Consolidated Water Co. Ltd. - Ordinary Shares The interest on July 31,2015 came in at 558,571 shares and as per the average daily trading of 123,175 shares, the days to cover are 5. The reduced interest is 3.9% of the floated shares. The data of July 15,2015 put the interest at 568,191 shares. The information was released by Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, Inc (FINRA) on August 11th-2015.
The company shares have rallied 5.86% in the past 52 Weeks. On June 26, 2015 The shares registered one year high of $13.75 and one year low was seen on December 16, 2014 at $8.41. The 50-day moving average is $12.63 and the 200 day moving average is recorded at $11.75. S&P 500 has rallied 8.81% during the last 52-weeks.
Fortis Inc To Go Ex-Dividend on August 17th (FTS)
Fortis (TSE:FTS) announced a quarterly dividend on Wednesday, May 6th, Market Beat reports. Shareholders of record on Wednesday, August 19th will be given a dividend of 0.34 per share on Tuesday, September 1st. This represents a $1.36 annualized dividend and a yield of 3.56%. The ex-dividend date of this dividend is Monday, August 17th.
Several equities research analysts have issued reports on the stock. Barclays lowered their price target on shares of Fortis from C$42.00 to C$38.00 and set an "equal weight" rating for the company in a research report on Tuesday, August 4th. TD Securities reduced their price objective on shares of Fortis from C$47.00 to C$46.00 and set a "buy" rating for the company in a research note on Tuesday, August 4th. Finally, Scotiabank restated a "sector outperform" rating and set a C$43.00 price target on shares of Fortis in a research note on Tuesday, August 4th. Two investment analysts have rated the stock with a hold rating and four have assigned a buy rating to the stock. Fortis presently has a consensus rating of "Buy" and an average target price of C$41.83.
Videos
Recycling for a better life, 3.5min. The Solid Waste Management Project has enhanced the environment for Belize as well as improved working conditions for the recyclers.
San Pedro 3rd Annual Summer Music Camp 2015, 5min. It just takes three weeks for Cuban music teacher Carlos Perrote to bring out the musician in students who participate in his Summer Music Camp in San Pedro, Ambergris Caye, Belize.
Belize 2015 final, 3.5min. Loyola students in Belize, 2015.
Day 2 of steel pan drumming lessons, 10sec.
Belize Mission Trip Service, 83min. Five members of the team talk about their experiences on the Belize mission field.
BELIZE!!! Day 1 :), 4min. The Wallace's are back at it again!
Belize scuba diving, 9min.
Wings of Hope, 20min. This documentary chronicles the re-discovery of a population of wild Harpy Eagles in the Maya Mountains of southern Belize. and the history of the BFREE and UNCW initiative born from this discovery - the Integrated Community-based Harpy Eagle and Avian Conservation Program. Created by Emmy-award winning filmmakers, Richard and Carol Foster of Wildlife Film Productions, this film is rich with breath-taking footage of adult and juvenile Harpy eagles and other wildlife and vistas found in the pristine tropical forests of the Bladen Nature Reserve. Over the seven year duration of the project, the Fosters followed the local people involved as they transition from trainees to conservationists and their lives are changed through their efforts to save this rare bird and its diminishing habitat.
shark belize, 6min. Piot Family in Belize 2015.
Belize Trip 2015---Bethel University, 25min. Bethel University's 2015 trip to Belize!
Belize Cancer Society Cervical Cancer ad, 1.5min.
M�xico e Belize - 2015, 7min. Imagens capturadas durante minha viagem pelo M�xico e Belize, incluindo Canc�n, Isla Mujeres, Isla Contoy, Chichen Itza, Tulum, Isla Holbox, Cozumel, Cenotes, Caye Caulker, La Paz-Baja California, Isla Espiritu Santo...
mammals of Belize - Video Learning - WizScience.com, 2min. This is a list of the "mammal species recorded in Belize". These are the mammal species in Belize, of which 0 are critically endangered, 2 are endangered, 3 are vulnerable, and 3 are near-threatened. One species has been classified as extinct.