Turtles are nesting
Centro Ecológico Akumal (CEA) posted a report on turtle nesting for the end of May and beginning of June.
News and discussions about the marine conservation work of Centro Ecológico Akumal,
other Caribbean conservation programs, and other marine topics.
About CEA
Centro Ecológico Akumal and the tourists who come to visit Akumal in order to remain healthy. Although coral appears to be dead rock it is very much alive and, as all life, it is fragile but also very resilient. As long as people behave properly while visiting the reef it will be able to live strong and healthy. On this site you will find information about the Mesoamerican Reef System and tips on behavior to help make sure the reef is alive and growing.
Blog Archive
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- Third bone fish species identified
- Costa Rica congress recommends immediate closure o...
- Clean a beach now; sign up for cleanup in September
- Search ICRS talks, view abstract for Akumal & Cari...
- Turtles are nesting
- Why is it important to know where turtles nest?
- Wyland, Project Aware, and U.S. Olympics produce v...
- Update on turtles on Carriacou, Grenada
- Water management can help protect reefs
- Texas boot dealer jailed for smuggling sea turtle ...
- CEA featured in Coral Connections video
- DIVE with a researcher at Little Cayman Research C...
- Ten things you can do to celebrate World Ocean Day...
- Three Mexican phone cards to honor Year of the Reef
- Celebrate World Ocean Day on June 8th!
- Adopt a turtle for Dad!
- Costa Rican program needs volunteers for turtle se...
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