Sargassum Influx Triggers Two Types of Wildlife Die-Offs in Quintana Roo
Heavy sargassum landings are killing fish that ride the algae and coastal creatures that suffocate as it decomposes, officials say.
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Experts Highlight Social Memory as Key to Disaster Prevention in Quintana Roo
Researchers say remembering past disasters, and the lessons they left behind, can help Quintana Roo communities prepare for future hurricanes.
Quintana Roo to Launch World’s First Formal Sargassum Fishery With 840 Fishermen
A pilot project backed by the EU will enlist 840 fishermen and 400 boats to harvest sargassum at sea starting…
INE Opens 2026-2027 Federal Electoral Process in Quintana Roo, Vows to Tackle Voter Apathy
Mexico's INE launched the 2026-2027 federal electoral process in Quintana Roo, with 165 posts up for grabs and officials vowing…
Quintana Roo High School System Aims to Install Cameras at All 44 Campuses
The Colegio de Bachilleres de Quintana Roo wants surveillance cameras at all 44 campuses and is weighing a link to…
Biometric CURP in Quintana Roo: Where to Apply, What to Bring and Whether It’s Mandatory
Quintana Roo is rolling out the biometric CURP in stages, free of charge and voluntary. Here are the modules, hours…
Maya Council and Xcaret Push Supreme Court to Drop Indigenous Symbols Case
The Gran Consejo Maya and Xcaret asked Mexico's Supreme Court president to dismiss a petition seeking a ruling on the…
Cancún Hosts 45 Nations at EU-Caribbean Summit on Sargassum
Some 350 delegates from 45 countries met in Cancún to seek technological and financial solutions to the Caribbean's growing sargassum…
Sargassum in Quintana Roo Sets Record With 138,000 Tons Collected in 2026
Quintana Roo collected a record 138,000 tons of sargassum in 2026 as the season stretched year-round and the seaweed gained…
Heavy Rain and High Heat Forecast Across Quintana Roo on Friday
Mexico's weather service forecasts 50 to 75 millimeters of rain across all 11 Quintana Roo municipalities Friday, with flooding and…