Mexico Approves 91,000-Panel Solar Park in Yucatan, Mandates Indigenous Consultation
Mexico's environmental agency approved a 50 MW solar park in Tekax, Yucatan, with conditions including an indigenous consultation and wildlife…
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Playa del Carmen Bull Shark Diving Seeks Geographic Indication Status
A proposal to grant geographic indication to bull shark diving in Playa del Carmen advances, aiming to protect the activity…
Isla Mujeres Announces Whale Shark Festival to Promote Sustainable Tourism
Isla Mujeres will host a Whale Shark Festival on August 28 to promote sustainable tourism and marine conservation.
CFE Blackouts Spread Across Mexico, Hitting Quintana Roo Hard
Power outages across 20 Mexican states disrupt homes, businesses, and water supply in Quintana Roo.
Sheinbaum Opens Parque del Jaguar With Free Beaches and Lower Fees
President Sheinbaum announces reduced entry fees and free beach access at Tulum's Parque del Jaguar.
INAH Launches Conservation Project for Ancient Woman’s Remains in Playa del Carmen Cenote
Archaeologists begin work to preserve the skeleton of a young woman, named Yatzil, found in the Yaakun cenote.
Sea Turtle Nest Found on Cozumel Beach Slated for Tourism Development
A sea turtle nest discovered on a Cozumel beach where a tourism project is planned has renewed calls for environmental…
Activists Warn of Deterioration of Mexican Caribbean Reef
Environmental groups cite boat anchoring, poaching, sewage, and development as threats to the Mesoamerican Reef.
Playa Del Carmen Residents Tear Down Fence To Prevent Beach Access Closure
Residents of Colonia Colosio tore down a fence blocking access to Playa 72, vowing to defend public beach access.
Residents Tear Down Fence Blocking Access to Playa 72 in Playa del Carmen’s Colosio Neighborhood
Workers began fencing off Playa 72 in Playa del Carmen, sparking protests from residents and activists.