Poor Road Conditions Slash Birdwatching Tourism in Uxuxubí, Community Seeks Repairs
A deteriorating road in Quintana Roo has reduced birdwatching tourism from 50 to 5 daily visitors.
Environment
Experts Urge Mexican Government to Acknowledge ‘Historic Error’ of Maya Train Project
Specialists say the Maya Train has devastated communities and ecosystems, contrary to promised benefits.
World Chagas Day targets mother-to-child transmission
Morelia, Michoacán — Health organizations marked World Chagas Day on April 14 with a renewed...
Crocodiles in Cenotes: Rare but Possible in Yucatan Peninsula
Crocodiles occasionally appear in cenotes, though they typically inhabit manglares and coastal areas.
Cozumel to Host Solar Alignment Event at Ancient Maya Site El Caracol
Cozumel invites visitors to witness a solar alignment at the Maya site El Caracol on April 16.
Authorities Seize Crocodile and Exotic Animals in Cancún Market Raid
Mexican authorities seized a crocodile and other exotic animals from an illegal market in Cancún.
Celestún Strengthens Restrictions in Pink Flamingo Nesting Zones During Breeding Season
Authorities in Celestún have reinforced protections for pink flamingos during their critical breeding season.
Cancún Animal Center Boosts Veterinary Training Amid Surge in Screwworm Cases
Cancún's Animal Welfare Center intensifies veterinary training as screwworm cases rise in pets.
Environmental Groups Urge Government to Reconsider Cargo Trains on Maya Train Route
Environmental groups warn cargo trains on Maya Train route could collapse karst soil and contaminate aquifer.
Akumal Residents Form Citizen Committee to Protect Cenotes and Public Works
Akumal residents create a citizen committee to safeguard cenotes and influence community decisions.