Playa del Carmen Expands Recycling Program with 13 Monthly Collection Points
Playa del Carmen's Reciclatón program collected over 900 tons of recyclables in 2025 through temporary and permanent collection points.
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Playa del Carmen's Reciclatón program collected over 900 tons of recyclables in 2025 through temporary and permanent collection points.
A new restaurant has opened at Tulum's Kaan Luum Lagoon to enhance visitor amenities at the popular natural attraction.
Quintana Roo's sargassum control strategy is 50% behind schedule, leaving key tourist beaches vulnerable.
Children in Cozumel participated in a nature discovery program at an urban park, learning about local flora and fauna.
A Mexican hotel group's citizen science pilot project has dramatically increased species documentation at three coastal properties.
Meteorologists predict a less active Atlantic hurricane season for 2026, with El Niño influencing drier conditions in the Yucatan Peninsula.
Beekeepers in Peto face new threats from badgers damaging hives, compounding existing climate and pest challenges.
Coastal erosion in Yucatan has accelerated, swallowing beaches and threatening communities after decades of infrastructure projects.
Researchers warn Bacalar Lagoon's porous limestone allows pollutants to reach its waters within hours, threatening its ecosystem.
Sargazo seaweed may exceed 120,000 tons in Quintana Roo this year, arriving in waves with peak impact expected in May…
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