Pink Conch Out of Season: A Critical Moment for Quintana Roo’s Marine Future The iconic Pink Conch (Lobatus gigas)—a symbol of Caribbean cuisine...
ByLaura WilkinsonMay 8, 2026Cozumel Vultures Vultures in Cozumel: A Quick Overview Cozumel is home to Black Vultures (Coragyps atratus ) and Turkey Vultures ( Cathartes aura).Vultures...
ByLaura WilkinsonApril 23, 2026Spring is Here: Migratory Terns Return to Nest in Cozumel’sPunta Sur EcoPark Spring breathed new life into Punta Sur Eco Park located on...
ByLaura WilkinsonApril 23, 2026Cozumel’s Osprey Population on the Rise Cozumel’s skies and shoreline just got a little livelier: monitoring teams have confirmed the successful hatching of...
ByLaura WilkinsonApril 3, 2026Ceiba Trees: Sacred Mayan Plants & Allergy Triggers The Ceiba Tree, also known as a Kapok, was considered to be sacred by...
ByLaura WilkinsonMarch 27, 2026How the Appearance of One Ocelot on Cozumel Poses a Potential Threat to the Island’s Delicate Ecosystem They first appeared on a camera...
ByLaura WilkinsonMarch 27, 2026Cozumel’s Pygmy Raccoons: Indigenous to the Island The Cozumel raccoon, (Procyon Pygmaeus) also called the pygmy raccoon, is a critically endangered species. Endemic...
ByLaura WilkinsonMarch 20, 2026Cozumel Sea Stars Please Don’t Touch the Cozumel Sea Life The Sea Star population in Cozumel is on the decline due to human...
ByLaura WilkinsonMarch 6, 2026Yucatan Miniature Pig The Yucatan Miniature Pig: Saving Human Lives in Medical Procedures Today there are around 117,000 people across the United States...
ByLaura WilkinsonFebruary 27, 2026Speed Kills: Cozumel’s Coatis and the Road That Cuts Through Their World If you’ve ever driven Cozumel’s perimeter road on the island’s eastern...
ByLaura WilkinsonFebruary 20, 2026