FLORENCIA CERUTTI
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Wildlife is Worth More Alive than in Soup: The Whale Shark Case
The first records of organized tourism with whale sharks are from Ningaloo Reef, Western Australia in the late 80s when…
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Conservation and Science: Learning During Summertime
The Riviera Maya is a beautiful place to spend your holidays, but it also has many challenges as the massive…
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Recovering Fisheries in Quintana Roo
Most of us are now well aware that coral reefs are one of the most diverse and threatened ecosystems. Besides…
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Traveling: Considering the Environment Too
This is a broad topic as there are many ways to start thinking a little more about our environment while…
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A Mexican Crocodile?
The ‘Mexican crocodile’ or ‘Morelet´s crocodile’ was first described in Mexico in the 1800s by a French naturalist whose last…
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An Oasis Next Door: Puerto Morelos Marine Park
An oasis of colors and life – some of its reefs still hold colonies of endangered species of corals that…
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Mantas’ Little Cousins: Mobulas
Mantas and mobulas are quite similar in appearance and are closely related. Find out more about their similarities and how…
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Nesting season is on! Please do not disturb!
Find out what challenges they face when they return. In nature, sea turtles face a lot of threats, particularly as…
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Sharks & Rays Cool Facts: The Hammerhead
Sharks and rays form an amazing group of animals called elasmobranchs. Although there are lots of things yet to be…
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The Nurse Shark
Learn more about this coastal shark that can be found in a variety of depths, from one meter or less…
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