Nature
Cousteau Boat “Calypso” Considered for a Natural Aquarium in Cozumel
In a recent press conference Councilman Cesar Trejo Vázquez, Chairman of the Committee on Tourism and Ecology announced that plans to create the...
Cozumel Turtle Season Updateby by Biól. Lemuel Vega
Cozumel’s turtle season was officially inaugurated last week when the first meeting of the “Comité de Protección de la Tortuga Marina de la...
Cozumel’s Turtle Season Underway
Although Traditionally May 15th is the official start of the turtle nesting season according to the Comité de Protección a la Tortuga Marina,...
Fisherman’s Society Reports Conch Population Making a Comeback in Cozumel
There are definite signs of recovery in the Pink Conch (Lobatus Gigas) population in Cozumel according to the President of the Cozumel Fisherman’s...
6th Lionfish Tournament Organized by Cozumel Marine Park Officials May 11
s part of the continual effort to rid our island’s waters of the invasive lionfish, Cozumel’s National Marine Park Officials (PNAC) are organizing...
Cozumel Marine Park Officials on Alert to Another Invasive Species: The Sea Pine
Cozumel’s Marine Park officials are keeping a close eye on yet another invasive species on the island that is threatening indigenous flora and...
Flyfishermen in Cozumel Opt for Catch & Release
The northern lagoon and mangrove areas of Cozumel have increasingly become a haven for sportfishing, specifically fly fishing. Currently there are approximately 25...
Members of the Fishing Cooperative To Receive Additional Safety Equipment
Members of Cozumel’s Fishing Cooperative, or Sociedad Cooperativa de Producción Pesquera Cozumel will soon be given a helping hand from various federal and...
Have “Sleeping Sharks” Arrived Near Cozumel?
Since the 1970’s scientists have been studying reef sharks that come to rest in cave formations between Isla Mujeres and Cancun. Generally speaking,...
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