Disease Affecting Ceiba Trees in Playa del Carmen Under Investigation
Researchers are studying a disease damaging ceiba trees in Playa del Carmen and warn it could spread across the Yucatan…
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Researchers are studying a disease damaging ceiba trees in Playa del Carmen and warn it could spread across the Yucatan…
At least six divers have been rescued after being abandoned at sea by illegal fishing boats off Yucatan.
Neighbors in Villas del Sol want the municipality to declare a three-hectare jungle tract the city's first natural protected area.
Officials are considering adding 8 to 10 kilometers of floating sargassum barriers, which would bring total coverage to 15 kilometers.
Mayor Estefanía Mercado says the federally backed community center in Palmas II will move forward despite residents' symbolic closure of…
Progreso, Yucatán — The first components for the Tizimín II wind farm have arrived at...
Cozumel, Quintana Roo — The municipal government and Grupo Plenilunio Cozumel on Wednesday announced the...
Mexican environmental authorities are investigating three young people caught on video mistreating sea turtle hatchlings in Playa del Carmen.
Residents of Palmas II in Playa del Carmen placed a symbolic closure to protest an infrastructure project and demand preservation…
Japan pledged support for Mexico's sargassum problem and strengthened economic ties during a meeting of top diplomats.
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