Study Warns of 70% Biodiversity Loss in Caribbean Coral Reefs
Human activity has reduced trophic complexity in Caribbean coral reefs by up to 70%, threatening marine resilience and food security.
Cozumel
Carnival Season Boosts Cozumel Tour Sales Amid Fraud Warnings
Cozumel tourism officials warn of digital scams targeting visitors during busy Carnival season.
Environmental Groups Demand Transparency on CFE Submarine Power Line in Playa del Carmen
Environmental groups demand transparency for a CFE submarine power line project over ecological concerns.
Quintana Roo to Transform Food Festivals Into Permanent Community Markets
Quintana Roo plans to turn food festivals into permanent monthly markets for local producers and traditional cooks.
Cozumel Coatis Killed by Speeding Drivers on Beach Road, Biologist Warns
A biologist warns speeding drivers are killing Cozumel coatis on the island's beach road.
Cozumel Expects Over 7,000 Attendees for Fifth Mexican Caribbean Gastronomic Festival
Cozumel prepares for its fifth Mexican Caribbean Gastronomic Festival, expecting over 7,000 attendees with coconut as the featured ingredient.
Security Forces Raid Drug Outlets, Seize Narcotics in Five Quintana Roo Municipalities
Authorities conducted simultaneous raids, arresting nine suspects and seizing drugs and weapons across five municipalities.
Cozumel Property Owner Accuses Neighbor of Land Grab in Coastal Dispute
A Cozumel resident alleges illegal construction and land encroachment in a coastal federal zone dispute.
Cozumel Carnival Hosts Panel to Honor 152-Year-Old Tradition
Cozumel hosts a panel celebrating Carnival figures as the tradition marks 152 years.
Temporary Reef Closures in Cozumel Aim to Support Coral Recovery
Three reefs in Cozumel will close during February and March to help coral recover from bleaching and disease.