Technology and Conservation Unite to Monitor Cozumel’s Extraordinary Biodiversity
Biologist Travis Bayer uses camera traps and drones to study Cozumel's unique wildlife, including a mysterious endemic fox.
Ana Reyes
Saharan Dust Cloud to Blanket Yucatan Peninsula Through Mid-July
A dense Saharan dust cloud will reduce visibility and create colorful sunsets across the Yucatan Peninsula until July 18.
New Documents Clarify Scale and Status of Puerto Aventuras Luxury Resort Proposal
Newly available project documents are providing a clearer picture of the proposed Puerto Aventuras Luxury Resort, while also raising questions…
Cozumel lawmaker meets CONANP chief to boost conservation
Cozumel, Quintana Roo — State lawmaker Renán Sánchez Tajonar, who chairs the Governing Board and...
Polluted Cenote in Playa del Carmen Threatens Coral Reefs, Activists Warn
Activists and residents denounce contamination of a cenote connected to the Caribbean reef system, urging authorities to act.
Mexico Plans 38 New Passenger Train Stations by 2030
The federal government plans to build 38 new passenger train stations by 2030, integrating them with bus and urban transport.
Mara Lezama Inspects Kukulcan Road Distributor, Project at Nearly 30% Completion
Governor Mara Lezama inspected the Kukulcan road distributor, a $484 million federal project that is nearly 30% complete.
Ken Salazar Proposes ‘Fifth Transformation’ and Breaks Silence on ‘El Mayo’ Case
Former US ambassador urges Mexico, US, Canada to forge deeper integration and a new security treaty.
Profepa Shuts Down Macondo Playacar Construction Over Environmental Violations
Mexico's environmental agency temporarily closed the Macondo Playacar condominium project in Playa del Carmen for alleged environmental irregularities.
Rising Heat and Shrinking Beaches Put Mexico’s Sea Turtles at Risk
Mexico is one of the most important countries in the world for sea turtles. Six of the seven species found…