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A Big Cat in the American Continent

A Big Cat in the American Continent

There are 42 known species of cat in the world, and the third largest cat (after the tiger and lion)…
The Nurse Shark

The Nurse Shark

Learn more about this coastal shark that can be found in a variety of depths, from one meter or less…
On the Brink of Extinction

On the Brink of Extinction

The vaquita, a small porpoise, only exists in the Gulf of California, Mexico.  Only 30 are remaining with little hope…
Gentle Reptiles: Sea Turtles

Gentle Reptiles: Sea Turtles

There are seven species of sea turtles in the world, six of them can be found in the Caribbean! Sea…
Giving Corals a Future

Giving Corals a Future

Reef transplantation projects are essential to the restoration and protection of this vital ecosystem Coral reefs have been facing signifcant…
Coastal Dunes: Nature’s Coastal Defense and Sand Keeper

Coastal Dunes: Nature’s Coastal Defense and Sand Keeper

Coastal dunes play an important role in protecting the coastline as they are a natural barrier to wind and waves…
Reserva TOH: A Leader in Environmentally Responsible Tourism

Reserva TOH: A Leader in Environmentally Responsible Tourism

At kilometer 19 on the ruta de cenotes in Puerto Morelos sits this 124-acre reserve dedicated to conserving the land…
Lost in Migration

Lost in Migration

If you are an avid birder or just admire their beauty, keep your eyes open for the “Trogon Cabeza Negra”…
Earth’s Oldest Fossils

Earth’s Oldest Fossils

The beds of living stromatolites in Laguna Bacalar may be the largest living freshwater stromatolites in the world! The oldest…
The Bee’s Knees

The Bee’s Knees

The Melipona, also known as the Maya bee, is a docile honey-producing bee which is considered a sacred insect in…
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