Eco-News

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.


TIES The Intnernational Ecotourism Society 10 Things to Conserve Energy When Traveling

From TIES, The International Ecotourism Society

10 Ways You Can Help Save Our Reef

by Michele Kinnon

A Turtle Walk to Remember

with Flora, Fauna and Cultura de Mexico at Xcacel

Amazing Field Research on Queen Conch at Xel Ha

February 2010

20_cea_1.jpg Centro Ecologico Akumal (CEA)
Press Release - October 2011

Marine Protection and the issues Akumal is working on

Challenges Facing Akumal

A dramatic video

Community Service Opportunities While on Vacation

by Laura Bush Wolfe, May 2008

Eco Facts and Tips

from Hacienda Tres Rios

sac-be eco-symbol Constructed Wetlands Eco-Corner Introduction

Clarifying what ecological terms mean and what we can do to help

ev_4_cea_footprint_t.jpg Ecological Footprint in the Mexican Caribbean

Our very presence in the Riviera Maya creates inevitable impact on our symphony of nature - a footprint.

Marine Mammal Center Environmental Tips from The Marine Mammal Center

Tips we can follow to help save marine mammals

Mario May 08 Hotel Akumal Caribe and Lol-Ha Going Green!

May 2008

Lionfish Proposal

November 2010

ev_3_mangrove_t.jpg Mangrove Forests

The unique estuarine environments responsible for much of the health of the entire Caribbean ecosystem.

Mangroves—An Unrecognized Value as Part of Paradise

Centro Ecológico Akumal, February 2008

v19_cea_thumb.jpg Mesoamerican Reef Update

Coral reefs are the second most diverse ecosystem

v28_cea_thumb.jpg Nor Any Drop to Drink

While attitudes toward water, its proper use and abuse, vary around the world, no society can survive without it.

Organics in Mexico

By Lucy Gallagher-Freymuth

20_cea_1.jpg Q & A with CEA,

Local Environmental Organization Answers Your Questions

Relocating turtle nests: Why is this done? Is it justified? August 2009

By Bob Klotz

Taking an Ecological Inventory
(June 2011)

Mari Pintkowski

The Impact of Human Sewage on Tropical Oceans: What You Can Do

Rebecca V. Ferrell, PhD, April, 2008

University of Minn The Maya Riviera: Its Land Its People 2/2009

Global Semina University of Minnesota

Time Is Running Out, And Clean Water Too …

Water is essential for life, human as well as plant, and other species cannot survive without it.

v26_cea_fish_thumb.jpg Tomorrow's Fisheries: What is the Future for Fishing?

Now is a good opportunity to consider how a stable food supply is intimately linked to healthy ecosystems.

v24_cea_thumb.jpg Turtle Season Is Here!
2011

It is nesting season for sea turtles at area beaches.

v21_cea_thumb.jpg What is a Reef Worth?

What might the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef System be worth to México?

What’s Up with the Golden Egg? August 2009

Paul Sanchez-Navarro

ev_2_cea_seagrasses_t.jpg Why do we need to protect the seagrasses?

Much of the local tourism revolves around the wonderful diving and snorkeling opportunities.

ev_3_charles_winds_t.jpg Winds From the Ice Ages

The creation of Isla Mujeres and the cliffs at Tulum

v22_cea_thumb.jpg World Wetlands Day February 2nd

Mangroves play a key role in storm protection and coastal stabilization. 2/2007

v23_cea_thumb.jpg Worldly Days: Recognizing Ecology and Preservation

Throughout the year, the international community celebrates numerous “world” days.

casaromero Yal Ku Webcam

Offers 2 views of Yal Ku Lagoon

Yal-Ku, North Akumal and CEA working together.

May 2008

Cabanas Tulum



Casa Carolina Xcalak