Sacred Cenote of Cobá: A Portal to the Maya Underworld Hidden in Quintana Roo Jungle
The Sacred Cenote of Cobá in Quintana Roo is a historic Maya site believed to be a gateway to the…
Environment
Mass Tourism Threatens Cozumel’s Fragile Ecosystem
Rapid tourism growth in Cozumel, driven by cruise ships and vacation rentals, raises environmental concerns.
Mérida Hosts 2026 Sustainability Forum
Mérida, Mexico — The city of Mérida has been selected as the host for the...
Heavy Rains and Strong Winds Forecast for Cancun and Yucatan Peninsula
The National Meteorological Service forecasts heavy rains, strong winds, and possible hail for the Yucatan Peninsula.
Mexican Army Accused of Illegally Building Over World’s Largest Cave
Tulum, Quintana Roo — The environmental organization Sélvame del Tren has accused the Mexican Army...
Real Estate Leaders Warn Unchecked Growth in Bacalar Threatens Investment
The AMPI real estate association warns Bacalar's lack of an urban development plan is deterring investors.
Wildlife Crossings on Maya Train Project Key to Protecting Biodiversity in Southeast Mexico
Wildlife crossings on the Maya Train allow jaguars and other species to safely traverse fragmented jungles, preserving genetic flow.
Mexican Navy Conducts Diesel Spill Drill Off Isla Mujeres to Test Emergency Response
The Mexican Navy simulated a diesel spill near Isla Mujeres to evaluate emergency protocols and coordination.
Quintana Roo Project Cultivates Medicinal Plants to Preserve Maya Traditional Knowledge
Communities in Felipe Carrillo Puerto are cultivating medicinal plants to safeguard ancestral Maya knowledge and promote sustainable governance.
Quintana Roo Official Says Perfect Day Mahahual Project Differs from Canceled Cozumel Pier
Environmental authorities clarify differences between Royal Caribbean's tourist project and a canceled pier.