Isla Mujeres Collects Over 160,000 Tons of Waste in Five Years
Isla Mujeres has collected more than 160,000 tons of solid waste in five years, plus 4,850 tons of bulky items.
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Isla Mujeres has collected more than 160,000 tons of solid waste in five years, plus 4,850 tons of bulky items.
Tulum's ZOFEMAT and volunteers collected 32 kilos of marine debris at Playa del Pueblo, including syringes, lighters and aerosols.
Authorities seized suspected cocaine and marijuana and detained a woman during three raids in Playa del Carmen and Cancún.
Mexican fishermen found a US Navy exercise torpedo off Ensenada after it drifted from a training exercise near San Diego,…
A Puerto Morelos trust committee added two coastal protection projects to its 2026 budget, targeting sargassum containment and long-term beach…
Playa del Carmen will host Seña Fest on Sept. 26, a free event promoting Mexican Sign Language with workshops, performances…
The ninth edition of La Bamba por Playa opened with a community mural painted by children and older adults in…
Mexico will bar cellphone use in primary and secondary classrooms and recess starting November 3, after a national survey of…
Fishermen and fly-fishing guides from Xcalak join scientists to monitor reef fish larvae in Chetumal Bay as part of a…
The Gran Consejo Maya de Quintana Roo wants direct dialogue with Mexico's Supreme Court in its dispute with Grupo Xcaret…