Tag: Caves and Cenotes
Section 5 of the Mayan Train: Between Damage to underground caves and doubts about Structural Stability
Oppenheimer Cave takes its name from the speleologist who discovered it. He earned the nickname.
Environmentalists warn of the risk of the Maya Train passing over underground rivers
The modification of Section 5 traces the route to the jungle area that threatens the.
Environmentalists and scientists request consultation on section 5 of the Maya Train Project
The care of the aquifer, a crucial element in the Yucatan Peninsula, they point out..
INAH discover pre-Hispanic Maya Canoe in Izamal Cenote
It is the first canoe of this type to be found complete and preserved in.
The White Lady, endemic fish of the Yucatan Peninsula threatened by water pollution
Merida, Yucatan, (September 24, 2021).- The entrails of the Yucatecan slabs are home to species.
Playa del Carmen will host the National Congress of Speleology
The event will take place from October 29 to November 2, 2021 Playa del Carmen,.
Sustainable “Cenote Diving” Festival looks to boost economy and create awareness in Yucatan
YUCATAN (Times Media Mexico).- Sustainable development and social participation are key to the development of Maya.
The world’s largest submerged archaeological site is in Tulum
The Yucatan Peninsula was the cradle of the Mayan culture, here we can find astounding.
Yucatan cenotes to be sanitized with biotechnology
MERIDA, Yucatan (Times Media Mexico) – The civil organization “Rios Limpios” a “water rescuers” organization.
Michelle Fridman, Yucatan Tourism Secretary kicks up a storm.
Editorial by Carlos Velázquez Dinero en Imagen Michelle Fridman, head of the Ministry of Tourism of.
