Corozal Environment

The Mayor and the Town Council continue with projects to have the cleanest town in this jewel of our country.

Everyone is now using garbage bins and not throwing litter on ground ! Right?

"A nationwide clean-up campaign has been launched. A committee was put together by campaign sponsors Aldebaran Belize, an environmental group and Love FM to enlist the help of every Mayor in the country to ensure that every municipality is on board with this venture."

Mayor Hilberto Campos and Councilman Willie Cruz have begun to form a committee to encourage a spectacular clean-up campaign for Corozal Town!

This clean-up for the town has started way before the current national contest and you can see the results with the stores having bins on the streets for the garbage, trash cans every few yards, and bumper stickers to encourage this effort.

You will be informed on how you can participate in this campaign, and in the meantime, throw all your trash in a bin and clean up when and where you can.

Time and Venue: Saturday, November 14, 10 am - 12 noon, Corozal Town Hall 1st Street South, near Central Park Consultants from the World Wildlife Fund, DFID and Brooksmith Consulting will be in Corozal discussing mangrove conservation including new initiatives (and possible incentives for private property owners) to create mangrove preserves. All aspects of mangrove conservation relating to hurricane protection, habitat preservation, aesthetics, planting and reserve status will be discussed.

Click on the green globe icon on the right for a locator map.

More than 20 people showed up early at Central Park for a bird walk where more than 50 birds were identified by the seasoned and novice bird watchers. Click For more … below for the pictures in the Yearbook.

An active youth group, neighbors, and land owners in Corozal have taken it upon themselves to develop this treasure of a park which has sandy beaches while maintaining the essential mangroves.