UNESCO Flags Insufficient Impact Assessment for Maya Train on Calakmul Reserve
UNESCO says Mexico failed to provide adequate impact assessment for Maya Train Section 7 on the Calakmul Biosphere Reserve.
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UNESCO says Mexico failed to provide adequate impact assessment for Maya Train Section 7 on the Calakmul Biosphere Reserve.
Civil protection personnel rescued a large white turtle stranded among rocks on Isla Mujeres.
Mexico's National Forest Commission warns of a scam using fake documents to request personal data from rural communities.
Quintana Roo could surpass its 2025 sargasso record, with peak arrivals expected from August to October.
Hoteliers in Quintana Roo applaud President Sheinbaum's comprehensive sargassum strategy, which includes Navy involvement and shared responsibility.
A marine biology course for children aged 6-16 opens in Puerto Morelos, with scholarships available.
A surge in raccoons on Holbox is invading homes, attacking pets, and preying on sea turtle nests, alarming environmentalists.
Parque Cancun offers guided tours, workshops, and activities for children and teens this summer.
Residents in Cancun are outraged after the remains of a husky were found abandoned near a preschool, raising health and…
Aguakan relaunches its 'Drenaje Sano' campaign to promote proper use of sanitary sewers and prevent flooding in Cancún, Playa del…
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