Cayo Scoop! The Ecology of Cayo Culture

Feelgood news of the day.  The Friends for Conservation and Development Environmental Youth Group organized another Mopan river clean-up yesterday, and they collected 87 bags of trash.  Thank you, FCD EYG! 

Edit: They've completed their Calla Creek Village Cleanup.

If only there was a way to prevent litter, they could focus on other projects, like scholarship fundraising and helping the aged.  Beta No Litta!

"FCD Environmental Youth Group conducted a River and Roadside Clean Up along with members of the Mormon Helping Hands Youth Group in Succotz. We want to thank FCD for providing us with the canoes and the Village Council for their Support in another successful clean up. We collected 87 bags of garbage in total, garbage that was collected from within the river and river banks as well as the roadside. Join the movement and helps us have a clean and health Mopan River. We will be conducting a river clean up tomorrow May 5, 2019 at Calla Creek Village."

The Friends for Conservation and Development Environmental Youth Group had a cleanup campaign this weekend.  They are located in Succotz, as is the FCD.

Their FB page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/FCD-Environmental-Youth-Group/221645711231948

Feelgood news of the day.  The FCD Environmental Youth Group celebrated World Water Day with a river clean up, and they also installed garbage drums along the Mopan in Succotz.  Thanks, FCD EYG!  Hopefully the drums will be used, which will free them up to concentrate on other important community service projects.

"Today FCD Environmental Youth Group while conducting a river cleanup camping along the Mopan River in commemoration of world water day they installed garbage drums. This is part of an MOU signed with the Village Council where FCD Environmental Youth Group adopted one mile of the river bank. The much needed drums where installed in key areas to alleviate the problem of improper garbage disposal by people who visit the Mopan River.

FCD Environmental Youth Group continues committed to the protection of our beautiful Mopan River."