State police released photographs of a man who possibly mutilated 16 trees along Avenida Líbano in the north of the city.
A stocky young man with a shaggy haircut, scruffy beard, wearing blue denim jeans and a green shirt was captured on camera running from the scene. Police released photos on Twitter asking the public for help identifying him.
Respecto a tala de árboles Av. Líbano se solicita colaboración ciudadana con datos para conocer identidad de esta persona. Llame 9-1-1 pic.twitter.com/CAuWSLOwdl
Isla Pasion, a small island off the coast of Cozumel, Mexico, has been named the best beach in the world for 2026. Isla Pasion, which means “Passion Island” in Spanish, received the top honor in TripAdvisor’s annual Travellers’ Choice Awards: Best of the Best Beaches. The awards are based on millions of reviews and opinions…
At its most basic, a cenote is a natural sinkhole filled with fresh water. The word comes from the Yucatec-Maya “dz’onot,” meaning sacred well, and these stunning pools are most famously found across Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula. To understand a cenote is to understand the unique history of the land itself. Cenotes’ Dramatic Origins The story…
From afar, the pink hue of the roseate spoonbill, also known as the platalea ajaja (seriously), often leads inexperienced birders to think they have spotted flamingos. But in reality, Roseate spoonbills and Flamingos are different and not even members of the same order. A Specialist’s Bill and a Diet-Driven Hue The spoon-shaped bill is a…
Everyone loves palm trees. There is something about the way they define the skyline with their graceful silhouettes and lean towards the sea, to say nothing of the coconut’s wide variety, or the sturdy palms they provide for building palapas. While palm trees seem to thrive with effortless tropical ease, like all living things, they…
Joann Andrews, founder of Pronatura Península de Yucatán and a leading force in conservation across the Yucatán Peninsula for more than four decades, died Sunday in Mérida. She was 96. Andrews arrived in Yucatán in 1964 after marrying archaeologist E. Wyllys Andrews IV. After his death from cancer in 1971, she chose to stay in…