Tulum Seeks Platinum Beach Certification for Conchita and Del Pueblo
Tulum's Zofemat hopes to certify Conchita and Del Pueblo beaches as Platinum, with official results expected in October.
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Tulum's Zofemat hopes to certify Conchita and Del Pueblo beaches as Platinum, with official results expected in October.
Tulum Hotel Association warns seasonal closures would cost jobs as sargassum now persists nine months a year.
Sargassum has slashed loggerhead turtle nests on Mahahual's Xooch beach from about 50 to just three this season, conservation groups…
Semarnat approves a five-year permit to dredge sand and rebuild a dune on an eroded Playa del Carmen beach.
Civil protection workers in Tulum rescued nine newborn animals abandoned in bags near a church.
Municipal committee reports 2,000 nests, 91,859 eggs and 22,431 hatchlings so far in 2026.
Possessing protected cycads in Mexico without legal paperwork can lead to fines of up to 300,000 pesos and prison sentences…
Africanized bees attacked street vendors in Playa del Carmen on Saturday, sending two people to the hospital.
A Friday afternoon fire at a vehicle scrapyard in Isla Mujeres' Continental Zone destroyed nearly 20 vehicles before firefighters extinguished…
A UADY biology student in Mérida is rescuing and relocating snakes while building a species inventory to protect both people…
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