News
Two Guatemalan fishers arrested for Fishing illegally within Port Honduras Marine Reserve
News - by Roberta Kamille - 28 March 2012
On Sunday, March 25th, 2011, the rangers of Port Honduras Marine Reserve were conducting a routine patrol when they encountered a suspicious fishing vessel traveling; a fiberglass dory with marking
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Ten students from Rutgers University Visit TIDE’s Private Protected Lands
News - by Roberta Kamille - 22 March 2012
On Thursday, March 15th, 2012, a group of ten students from Rutgers University located in New Jersey, visited TIDE’s Private Protected Lands (TPPL).
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TIDE’s Marine Manager participates in MAR Leadership Training Program
News - by Roberta Kamille - 16 March 2012
TIDE’s very own, Seleem Chan, was successfully accepted into the MAR Leadership Program. Mar Leadership recruits well-deserved individuals working in marine conservation and provides tra
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Sustainable Energy for All Essay Competition for High School Students
News - by Roberta Kamille - 4 May 2012
EARTH DAY 2012
News - by Roberta Kamille - 23 April 2012
In 2009, the United Nations designated April 22nd of each year as Earth Day and it is celebrated in more than 175 countries every year.
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HELP US WITH BELIZE’S FIRST EARTHSHIP!!!
News - by Roberta Kamille - 29 March 2012
Earthships are off-grid, self-sustaining houses, built from garbage! No more cement block, just building with garbage that otherwise will pollute Toledo.
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Underwater Maya: Archaeological Tourism in Belize to Protect Ancient Sites
News - by Roberta Kamille - 22 March 2012
Illegal Extraction of Rosewood in Toledo
News - by Roberta Kamille - 16 January 2012
On Wednesday, January 4th, 2011, TIDE responded to reports that rosewood was being harvested in and around TIDE’s Private Protected Lands. Investigations of this report
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Education and Outreach Manager
News - by Stephene Supaul - 15 April 2011
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Site Visit to Monkey River Village-Issuing of Managed Access Invitation letters
News - by Roberta Kamille - 13 February 2012
TIDE makes great effort to connect with communities that buffer the protected areas that it manages. The coastal village of Monkey River, which has a population of 200, is a target area for TI
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