11-Year-Old Wins Children’s Knowledge Olympiad With Environmental Project in Cancun
Emmanuel, 11, won first place in the Children's Knowledge Olympiad with a recycling project in Cancun.
Environment
Tulum Residents Plan Protest Over Beach Access Restrictions
Residents and service providers in Tulum plan a peaceful protest on May 3 over restricted beach access and the operation…
Chetumal Firefighters Report 178 Africanized Bee Incidents This Year
Chetumal firefighters have responded to 178 Africanized bee incidents in 2026, a 70% increase driven by heat and drought.
Dolphins in Legal Limbo One Year After Mexico’s ‘Ley Mincho’
Nearly a year after Mexico banned dolphin captivity, dozens of dolphins remain in limbo with no clear plan for their…
Isla Mujeres Launches First Digital Diving Guide to Boost Tourism
Isla Mujeres presented its first Digital Diving Guide at the Tianguis Turístico, aiming to attract divers worldwide.
Playa del Carmen Reaffirms Closure of Construction Site That Dumped Sewage Into Sea
Authorities in Playa del Carmen reaffirmed the closure of a construction site after workers were caught dumping sewage into the…
Sargassum Barrier Installation Begins in Puerto Aventuras
Work begins on a 900-meter sargassum barrier in Puerto Aventuras to protect tourism and the local economy.
Quintana Roo Ranks Among Top States in Archaeological Site Interventions With Promeza Program
Quintana Roo ranks among top five states for archaeological site interventions under the federal Promeza program.
Quintana Roo Farmer Successfully Cultivates Rare Wild Ma’ax Chili
A farmer in Quintana Roo has successfully cultivated the wild Ma'ax chili, a rare variety typically not grown directly.
Tulum Residents Plan Peaceful Protest Over Beach Access and Jaguar Park Operations
Residents and tourism workers in Tulum plan a peaceful protest on May 3 over beach access and Jaguar Park management.