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Eco-News |
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There is a fine line between development and destruction. Ecological organizations and other concerned individuals inform readers about the current status of the coral reefs, sea turtles, and other ecological issues. |
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Lionfish Hunting in Akumal, Ongoing Stats and Information A dedicated group of divers has made it their mission to control the number of lionfish in the area. |
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Rare Turtle Nesting and Hatchlings in Mahahual The Balamku Inn reports on a rare event |
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The Festival del Mar 2014 First event in El Cuyo to promote sustainable sports and practices |
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CEA Coastal Ecosystems Program Phase 1 of the 2014 Coral Reef Monitoring Program |
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Akumal's First Annual Lionfish Tournament A success for the reef. |
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Turtle Season Is Upon Us! by Tom Cochran |
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Recycling on the Riviera Maya Update for 2014 |
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Education for Conservation in the Riviera Maya Campaign for tourists and local youth |
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Turtle Season Is Here - Tips to Help by Michele Kinnon |
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David Nuñez Blog Naturalist David Nuñez blogs about the flora and fauna of the Yucatán. |
Organics in Mexico By Lucy Gallagher-Freymuth |
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Eco Facts and Tips from Hacienda Tres Rios |
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Amazing Field Research on Queen Conch at Xel Ha February 2010 |
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Challenges Facing Akumal A dramatic video |
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Science Diver Package at Hotel Akumal Caribe Work and vacation at the same time. |
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Dive in to Volunteer CEA is now accepting volunteers for the Coral Reef Monitoring Project. |
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How Does Your Garden Grow? Rooftop gardening, by Mari Pintkowski |
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Lionfish Invasion by Ron Paulick |
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Reader Wants Answer About Turtles and Palapas Regarding the shade structures at Akumal Beach Resort |
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Rooftop Gardening: A Learning Process at La Selva Mariposa, by Mari Pintkowski |
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What's That Smell? (just being sargasstic) What's to know about the seaweed epidemic? |
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What's with All the Sargassum? Republished from the CEA Newsletter, August 2015 |

Blue Chromis by Steven Dramsted
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On Akumal Bay, in the heart of Akumal. Akumal’s unique bay with its clear, blue-green waters and glistening white sand beaches that never burn your feet is breathtaking, inviting and uncrowded. And it’s the safest bay for children of all ages. Nearby, in the tropical jungle are easily-accessible ruins of the mysterious Mayan civilization, which flourished centuries ago.
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