Clandestine Dumps Persist in Tulum Despite Reported Reduction
Tulum residents say illegal waste sites still endanger public health and urge officials to enforce tougher penalties.
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Tulum residents say illegal waste sites still endanger public health and urge officials to enforce tougher penalties.
Residents, tourists and volunteers planted trees at Playa 72 beach access in Playa del Carmen to restore green areas and…
Authorities in Playa del Carmen are investigating a viral video showing young people mishandling sea turtle hatchlings and putting them…
Profepa closed the Las Dunas residential project in Chuburná, Yucatán, after inspections found damage to protected species and environmental violations.
The Holbox Animal Shelter sterilized nearly 350 cats in a campaign to reduce feline overpopulation and protect the island's biodiversity.
Travelers bringing pet dogs from the United States into Mexico will face a new veterinary-document requirement beginning Monday, August 3,…
Mérida's 2026 forest campaign exceeded its goal, planting 8,754 trees with over 3,500 volunteers taking part.
An environmental group is testing wells in 30 rural communities after finding hazardous levels of nitrates, pesticides and other chemicals.
Mexico imposes seasonal fishing bans on abalone, langostino, octopus and sharks to protect commercial fish populations.
Naval lifeguards found a sea turtle nest during patrols near Sisal, Yucatan, and handed it over to a conservation camp.
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