Cozumel Prepares for Sargassum Season as Officials Monitor Early Accumulations
Cozumel officials are preparing for the annual sargassum season, with early accumulations detected on the island's eastern coast.
Environment
Environmental Authorities Warn of Feral Cats Threatening Cozumel’s Biodiversity
Officials warn feral cats are threatening native wildlife on Cozumel island, urging responsible pet ownership.
Cancún Restaurants Serving Seafood During Fishing Ban, Researcher Warns
A researcher warns half of seafood dishes in Cancún restaurants use species under a fishing ban.
Cancún’s Jacinto Pat Protected Area Monitors Over 1,200 Species in Urban Biodiversity Hub
The Jacinto Pat Protected Area in Cancún has documented over 1,200 species, serving as a vital urban biodiversity laboratory.
Lobster Season Ends in Quintana Roo with Stable Catch, Fishermen Urge Respect for Ban
Lobster season in Quintana Roo concluded with stable production, but fishermen warn against illegal fishing during the ban.
Playa del Carmen Officials Deny Construction Permits for Mamitas Beach Club Project
Municipal authorities say no formal construction requests exist for a controversial real estate development at Mamitas Beach Club.
Environmentalists Celebrate Cancellation of Fourth Cruise Pier in Cozumel
Environmentalists welcome the cancellation of a fourth cruise pier in Cozumel, while business leaders warn of investment uncertainty.
Cancún Considers Barges to Intercept Sargassum at Sea
Cancún officials are evaluating specialized barges to collect sargassum offshore before it reaches beaches.
Bacalar Municipality Plans Major Infrastructure Projects to Protect Seven Colors Lagoon
Bacalar officials are expanding sewer systems and planning a modern coastal road to safeguard the Seven Colors Lagoon.
Lifeguards Rescue Three Women Swept Out to Sea at Cancun’s Playa Delfines
Lifeguards rescued three women swept out by strong currents at Playa Delfines in Cancun's hotel zone.