Land records reveal how Mennonites are reshaping Belize’s forests
PolicyFriday, July 31, 2026Mongabay

Land records reveal how Mennonites are reshaping Belize’s forests

Recent land records indicate that the Mennonite community in Belize is significantly altering forest landscapes after acquiring land within the Maya Forest Corridor, a crucial ecological area intended to maintain connectivity for wildlife. This development raises considerations for policymakers regarding land use regulations and environmental protections in vulnerable regions.

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