Mérida’s Forest Campaign Surpasses Goal, Planting 8,754 Trees
Mérida's 2026 forest campaign exceeded its goal, planting 8,754 trees with over 3,500 volunteers taking part.
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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.
Mexico's mangrove forests shrank by 27,622 hectares in five years, with the Yucatán Peninsula hardest hit, according to a new…
Residents of a Playa del Carmen neighborhood say heavy machinery moved in and cut down trees in a green area…
Experts say unlabeled, juvenile sharks are sold in Quintana Roo markets, threatening shark populations and leaving consumers in the dark.
Residents near an Isla Mujeres quarry say its closure came after repeated complaints over damage to their homes and health.
Cozumel's Punta Sur park protected 361 sea turtle nests and released 831 hatchlings so far this nesting season.
Authorities sealed unlicensed quarries in Isla Mujeres' mainland zone for operating without environmental permits or mitigation plans.
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