Tulum Authorities Rescue Nine Horses From Neglect
Tulum officials rescued nine malnourished and dehydrated horses after a citizen complaint, providing veterinary care.
Environment
Heavy Rains Flood Yucatan Streets But Aquifer Not at Risk, Experts Say
Despite severe flooding in Yucatan, experts say the aquifer is far from overflowing, with water levels well below critical thresholds.
Holbox to Transform Waste Into Clean Energy With Thermal Valorization Project
Holbox will convert urban solid waste into electricity through a thermal valorization project, becoming a national circular economy model.
More Than 200 Species Thrive in Cancun’s Kabah Park and Ombligo Verde
Cancun's urban nature reserves Kabah Park and Ombligo Verde are home to over 200 species, including protected flora and fauna.
Mexico to Work With Mahahual Community on New Tourism Limits After Royal Caribbean Project Falls Through
Mexico’s federal government says it will work with residents of Mahahual, Quintana Roo, on a new plan to limit large-scale…
Saharan Dust Reduces Rainfall in Yucatan, Creates Orange Sunsets
A Saharan dust cloud over the Yucatan Peninsula is limiting storm formation and producing vivid orange and red sunsets.
Pressure Mounts on Mexican Senate to Unblock ‘Free Beaches’ Bill After Tulum Access Restrictions
Citizens and politicians demand the Senate vote on a bill guaranteeing free beach access after restrictions at Tulum's Jaguar Park.
Horse-Drawn Carriage Dispute in Cozumel Sparks Conflict Over Pier Access and Animal Welfare
A dispute between carriage operators in Cozumel over pier access and the use of horses has escalated, with one company…
Playa del Carmen Promotes Sargasso Use to Strengthen Livestock Farming
Playa del Carmen officials met with ranchers to promote using sargasso as a sustainable resource for agriculture.
Mexico Tests Sargassum-Based Paving Stones in Quintana Roo
Mexico tests turning sargassum into paving stones for sidewalks and roads in Quintana Roo.