Celebrate 15th anniversary of Centro Ecológico Akumal, Nov. 26
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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2008
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November
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- NOAA finds acidification in Caribbean
- Slow progress on ocean protection
- Reefs face mass extinction from acid oceans
- British knight backs bid to save Virgin Island man...
- Columbian city drowning in rising Caribbean
- Ocean acidification: Oceans passing critical CO2 t...
- Diving for people with disabilities
- Celebrate 15th anniversary of Centro Ecológico Aku...
- DVD, art, and award from IYOR
- Pronatura studies whale sharks
- Caribbean Conservation Corporation accepting appli...
- Cuba gets green credentials
- Coral reefs and mangroves worth $395-559 M per yea...
- Our Ocean Planet: A Teacher's Manual for Ocean Sci...
- Tips for protecting dolphins
- "String of Pearls for Belize", Reef symposium & gala
- Recipe for rescuing our reefs
- The Catch Conservation Fund
- Conservation of marine turtles on the north coast ...
- Early turtle roundup upbeat
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November
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Labels
- Akuaml Anniversary Celebration
- Akumal Bay
- Aquaculture
- Birds
- Blenny
- Climate change
- Coral
- Development
- Dolphins
- Ecotourism
- Eels
- Employment opportunities
- etc.
- Events - Conferences
- Fish
- Funding
- General
- Global warming
- Jellyfish
- Manatees
- Marine mammals
- meetings
- Ocean research
- Overfishing
- Overharvesting
- Parrotfish
- Pollution
- Post-secondary education
- Public education
- Rays
- Reef protection
- Scuba
- Sea level rise
- Seahorse
- Sharks
- Shoreline protection
- Squid
- Storms
- Sustainability
- Training
- Turtles
- Urchins
- Whales
Calendar
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