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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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- Not too late to save reefs, says CORAL
- Video shows destructive side of Jamaica's tourism ...
- U.S. rules provide greater protection from human t...
- CO2 curbs may be too late for reefs, study warns
- Florida Keys Sea Turtle Workshop Weekend, Dec. 6-7
- Thieves steal sand from Caribbean beaches
- Lifestyles of loggerheads
- Save the reef; eat a lionfish
- Grouper Moon Project to expand in the Cayman Islands.
- Microdocs: Ground truthing in the Bahamas
- Real men don't need turtle eggs
- Become a REEF Check diver
- Meros Gigantes Protegidos (Goliath Grouper)
- Spotlight on Sergio Sandoval of Cozumel's Aquatic ...
- Restoring coastal dunes
- Vote to save your favorite fish that you like to eat
- Ocean expert helps scientists speak plain English
- Job board
- Bahamas proposes full ban on turtle harvesting
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