Mahahual Braces for Record Sargassum Season as Mexican Navy Leads Prevention Efforts
Tourism operators in Mahahual criticize lack of coordination as Mexican Navy prepares for intense sargassum season.
Breaking News from Cancun, the Riviera Maya and the Yucatan Peninsula
Tourism operators in Mahahual criticize lack of coordination as Mexican Navy prepares for intense sargassum season.
Mexican authorities coordinate with Navy to combat massive sargassum influx threatening tourism.
Authorities are searching for a man captured on video illegally removing sea stars from Cancún's Hotel Zone.
Boat operators in Bacalar demand action against unauthorized tours threatening the lagoon's ecosystem and safety.
Federal magistrates accepted a legal challenge from Bacalar children against a military rest house project near the lagoon.
Authorities warn of strong winds and high waves along the Riviera Maya from February 19-21.
José María Morelos residents can access federal grants for reforestation and sustainable forest management.
Officials report Playa del Carmen's shallow reefs are healthy after recent monitoring between Playa 88 and Punta Esmeralda.
Untreated sewage is spreading white pox disease across 30 km of reef near Puerto Morelos, scientists warn.
Fishermen report a dead manatee in Chetumal Bay has been ignored by environmental authorities for days.
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