FLORENCIA CERUTTI
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Meet scientist and conservationist, Rafael de la Parra
Rafael de la Parra is a fellow scientist and conservationist currently living in Cancun. He is originally from Mexico City…
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Bringing Environmental Education to Remote Coastal Locations
I have worked in marine science and conservation for over a decade, and science is still my favorite thing to…
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Cool Facts Sharks and Rays – Caribbean Electric Ray
There are over 600 different species of rays distributed over all our oceans – from the giant manta that reaches…
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Cool Facts About Sharks and Rays: Migration
In the marine environment, there are a lot of animals that are highly migratory and use large areas as their…
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Strengthening the Bond Between Mother and Baby
Although giving birth is one of the most natural processes of humanity, our technology-obsessed society has slowly forgotten its relevance…
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Be an Environmentally Responsible Tourist on the Riviera Maya
There are many ways to be an environmentally responsible tourist or traveler. Tons of tips can be found online and…
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Celebrating Women in Science: Vanessa Francisco – Marine Scientist
Women are gaining strength in all areas. Although there is a lot of work still to do to find equality…
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Marine Hitchhiking – Underwater Transport
There are many ways in which marine animals get transported in the ocean. Besides their individual capacities using body parts…
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Pink and Fluffy in Yucatan
There are six different species of those pink birds with long legs called flamingos; four of those in the American…
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Human-Assisted New Beginnings in Nature
Here we are, in that great time of the year when we are all supposed to assess our rights and…
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