Petition to Move Nine Dolphins From Ventura Park Tops 43,000 Signatures
An animal welfare group's petition to relocate nine dolphins from a closed Cancun park to sea pens has gathered over…
Breaking News from Cancun, the Riviera Maya and the Yucatan Peninsula
An animal welfare group's petition to relocate nine dolphins from a closed Cancun park to sea pens has gathered over…
Tulum's beaches have not suffered major sand loss from sargassum cleanup, official says, as limited machinery use helps protect the…
More than 2,000 sea turtle nests and 22,431 hatchlings have been recorded in Playa del Carmen during the 2026 season.
Maya communities in Mérida and Umán are taking legal action against quarries they say operate without consultation and threaten their…
An activist says 97% of monitored urban cenotes in Playa del Carmen are polluted, threatening the aquifer that supplies the…
Federal forces in Tamaulipas seized 135 exotic animals, including jaguars and Bengal tigers, along with about 68,000 liters of diesel.
Mexico's environment ministry has rejected the environmental impact assessment for a colonial-style hotel planned on the shores of Bacalar Lagoon.
Cancún has collected 28,140 tons of sargassum since January, nearly double last year's pace.
Tourism workers in Akumal say constant sargassum removal is hardening the beach and driving away nesting sea turtles.
UN report says more than 500 unregulated pig farms in Yucatan are polluting the Maya Aquifer and harming indigenous communities.
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