Maya Farmer Laments Lost Connection With Nature as Ancient Traditions Fade
A veteran Maya farmer says abandoning rituals like the Ch'a Cháak has weakened the bond between people and the land.
Crocodile Sightings Decline at Coba Lagoon
Fewer crocodiles are seen at Coba Lagoon compared to past years, when they sometimes entered nearby streets.
Hotel Azulik in Tulum Faces Allegations of Illegal Expansion
Documents suggest the luxury hotel has far exceeded its authorized size, raising environmental and legal concerns.
Quintana Roo Congress Passes ‘Xibalbá Law’ Criminalizing Post-Mortem Animal Abuse
Quintana Roo lawmakers unanimously approved reforms that criminalize mistreatment of animal remains and regulate pet crematoriums.
Cancún Launches Special Sea Turtle Nesting Protection Operation
Cancún authorities and hotels ramp up protection for sea turtle nests, aiming to surpass last year's 1.1 million hatchlings released.
Over 17,000 Businesses in Mexico’s Magical Towns Go Digital
More than 17,000 tourism businesses in Mexico's Pueblos Mágicos have adopted digital tools under the 'Avanzamos por México' strategy.
Playa del Carmen Mayor Leads Environmental Mural Initiative With Youth
Mayor Estefanía Mercado led a community mural project for Earth Day, engaging youth in environmental awareness.
Playa del Carmen Launches ‘Brigadas de la Transformacion’ to Boost Small Businesses
Playa del Carmen's government launched 'Brigadas de la Transformación' to support entrepreneurs and small businesses.
Caribe Circular: World’s First Alliance to Industrialize Sargasso Launches in Cancun
Caribe Circular aims to turn sargasso into industrial raw material, with 80% of hotels and 50% of restaurants integrated by…
Drug Shortage Complicates Childhood Cancer Fight in Quintana Roo
A medication shortage in Quintana Roo forces families to seek costly alternatives for children's cancer treatments.