Southern Environmental Association co-managed two marine protected areas: Gladden Spit and Silk Caye Marine Reserve and Laughing Bird Caye National Park.
Our New Website is up and running.
Browse through the new features and learn about the marine conservation work SEA engages within.
Click and follow the link: https://t.co/w17UVMqML9
SEA Belize – Environmental Awareness & Protected Areas Management
The Caribbean Spiny Lobster(Panulirus agrus) fishing season is finally open for 2021!
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Remember to consume the marine product responsible and follow the regulations.
#lobsterseason#marineproduct
Kick- start your Friday with Laughing Bird Caye National Park. The Park is a complete ‘No Take Zone’ (NTZ), which was declared as a protected area in 1991 and received inscription as a UNESCO World Heritage Site,
Today is World Sea Turtle day!
This day is celebrated to save these marine species from extinction.
If you see any sea turtle stranded, in distress or spot a turtle nesting sight, please call our office at +501-523-3377 #worldseaturtleday#plasticfreeoceans#savetheturtles
🔺️Loss of nesting habitat from coastal development.
🔺️Plastic Pollution.
🔺️Habitat Loss.
🔺️Climate Change.
Do your part in mitigating the level of threat being posed to the Green Sea Turtle. Together we can remove them from the endangered species list.
📸 Daniel Rimkus
In celebrating Sea Turtle Week today, we will feature GREEN SEA TURTLE and the threats they face. 🐢💚
🚨Status of Green Sea Turtle: Endangered
Threaten by:
🔺️Overharvesting of their eggs.
🔺️Hunting of adults.
🔺️Being caught in fishing gear.
Happy World Ocean Day! 🌊🌞🐢🚣♀️🚣♂️
The ocean: Life and Livelihoods
The theme lets us reflect on the daily sustenance provided by the ocean. From being the lungs of our planet, providing food, and home to a wide variety of marine species.
SEA would like to express its gratitude for the tremendous support being provided by the GEF- Small Grants Program and Oak Foundation, and we look forward to continuing the productive collaboration established.
#SEA#GEF#OakFoundation#capacitybuilding#communityproject
Yesterday, we were honored with a visit by Mr. Leonel Requena- GEF National Coordinator from the GEF Small Grants Programme, Belize.
The Project Monitoring Visit focused on the current project
“Building capacity in proper solid waste management in Belize’s southern coastal communities”, being executed by SEA and funded by GEF-Small Grants Program and Oak Foundation.
Dive into a Terrific Tuesday within our coral ecosystem. Just like our avid community researcher- Genevieve Ramirez.
Interesting Piece:
Coral polyps, the animals primarily responsible for building reefs, can take many forms: