Lionfish Still Threaten Quintana Roo Reefs, But Their Behavior Is Changing
The invasive lionfish remains present in the Mexican Caribbean, but local fishermen say the species is no longer behaving the…
Ana Reyes
Private Firm Proposes $14M Beach Restoration at Punta Nizuc
Banca Mifel proposes a $14 million beach restoration at Punta Nizuc, pending environmental review.
Magnitude 4.6 Earthquake Strikes Near Felipe Carrillo Puerto in Quintana Roo
A 4.6 magnitude earthquake struck near Felipe Carrillo Puerto early Sunday; no injuries or damage reported.
Investors Accuse Real Estate Developer of Fraud in Tulum’s Vinza Ocean Project
Investors say they were defrauded by a Tulum real estate developer that failed to deliver apartments or refunds.
Restoration of Canals Aims to Revive Mangroves in Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve
Efforts to restore water flow in Sian Ka'an mangroves aim to boost ecosystem health and resilience.
The Guardian Hails Sheinbaum as ‘World’s Most Popular Leftist Leader’
British newspaper praises Mexican president's popularity and leadership style, noting she governs a 'very macho' country.
Toxic Sargassum Gases Trigger Health Crisis in Mexico’s Caribbean
Rotting sargassum releases toxic gases, sickening workers and residents in Quintana Roo.
Mexican Scientists Turn Sargassum and PET Into Water Filters
Researchers at UADY develop membranes from sargassum and recycled PET to absorb pollutants in water.
El Niño Expected to Bring Severe Coral Bleaching and Sargassum Surge to Quintana Roo
Warming Caribbean waters could cause mass coral bleaching, sargassum influx, and fishery declines in Quintana Roo.
Mexican Institute Prepares Official Standard for Sargassum Use in the Caribbean
IMIPAS is developing a Mexican Official Standard to regulate the collection, processing, and use of sargassum in Quintana Roo.