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Red tide kills hundreds of fish and marine mammals along Florida’s west coast
The ongoing toxic algae bloom is considered to be the longest red tide outbreak for.
Maya expert shares herbal medicine ancient knowledge
On the occasion of the Maya New Year, on Friday July 28, a workshop on.
Mexico wins international Maya ball tournament
The international cup of “Pok ta pok“, the ballgame of the ancient Maya, took place.
Extreme heat disturbs crocodiles alerting residents of Yucatan
The Secretary of Ecology of the State, Eduardo Batlori Sampedro, announced that the water levels.
Octopus fishing season could leave 2.4 billion pesos to the state of Yucatan
“The octopus catching season is just about to begin, and thousands of fishermen from Yucatan.
Mexico issues standards limiting dangerous methane pollution while U.S. falls behind
On Monday July 30, 2018, Mexico proposed a set of standards that, if fully implemented,.
Sargassum will continue invading the beaches of Quintana Roo
Alfredo Arellano Guillermo, head of the Secretariat of Ecology and Environment (SEMA), reported that the.
Dramatic mangrove loss in Quintana Roo
“The loss of mangrove in Quintana Roo is “dramatic”. In 20 years, 7,000 hectares of.
117 baby Carey turtles released back to the sea in Costa Club Yucalpetén
Progreso, Yucatán, July 28, 2018.- As part of the actions for the conservation of the.
Mexican government reveals list of Mexico’s dirtiest beaches
Beach-goers beware: according to the Federal Environment Secretariat (Semarnat), some beaches in the Pacific coast.
