Volunteer Risa Winograd wrote her experience of volunteering with Cozumel Turtles about her recent visit to Cozumel You can volunteer too by simply contacting...
According to recent figures, volunteers and staff have identified and marked a whopping 975 nests so far. eggs take about two months of...
This story originally appeared in the weekly Cozumel 4 You NEWS – the island’s number one source of positive information about our island! ...
Although the turtle laying season only started in May, already 300 nests have been identified and tagged. This is a record breaking start...
Although hurricane season doesn’t officially start until June, Cozumel authorities are leaving nothing up to chance. With an active hurricane season predicted for...
Although May 15th is the official start of the 2013 turtle nesting season according to the Comité de Protección a la Tortuga Marina,...
The protected zone of the Punta Sur Eco Park is home to flora and fauna unique to the island, including the American Crocodile...
Cozumel’s Mayor and a delegate of the Federal Environmental Protection Agency, “la Procuraduría Federal de Protección al Ambiente (Profepa),” recently signed an agreement...
Diving in Cozumel you know you’ll enjoy encounters with a wide variety of species: moray eels (green, spotted and golden), nurse sharks, turtles...
Cozumel’s Marine Park officials are keeping a close eye on yet another invasive species on the island that is threatening indigenous flora and...