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Join Hydro Belize, National Emergency Management Organization-NEMO, Belize Department of the Environment - DOE, and Ministry of Health & Wellness for our 2026 Public Information Sessions.

Learn about water quality monitoring, mercury in fish study results, early warning system updates, and emergency preparedness planning.

Come get informed, ask questions, and connect with the experts.

Check the schedule below and join us at a location near you.

International Women’s Day 2026

Rights. Justice. Action. For ALL Women and Girls.

Today, we recognize the strength, resilience, and leadership of women and girls in Belize and around the world.

At Hydro Belize, we believe advancing rights and ensuring justice require meaningful action. When women and girls have equal access to opportunity and leadership, our communities grow stronger and our nation moves forward.

Empowerment is not a moment; it is continuous action.

We remain committed to fostering an inclusive environment where every woman and girl is respected, supported, and empowered to thrive.

Hydro Belize is proud to be an annual supporter of the important work being done to protect Belize’s Scarlet Macaw population in the Chiquibul–Maya Mountains.

We commend Friends for Conservation and Development (FCD) for their continued dedication to research and conservation efforts that are helping strengthen the macaw population and protect one of Belize’s most important ecosystems.

Protecting our natural environment is central to our mission, and we are proud to support initiatives that help preserve Belize’s biodiversity.

We wish the FCD team another successful year in their ongoing efforts to conserve the Scarlet Macaw.

By the early 2000s, it was estimated that approximately 250 scarlet macaws were left in Belize. Today, after an intensive conservation effort of 14 years, the population has grown and observations of these majestic birds appear more frequent across the expanse of the Chiquibul-Maya Mountains.

Thanks to the permits provided by the Forest Department, research and biomonitoring activities have continued since 2012 through FCD’s Research Unit. Hydro Belize Limited has been an annual supporter of the protection of these birds, and FCD is proud to be their partner in the quest to improve the national population of macaws. With the support of Hydro Belize Limited and others, the survival of this species is being secured