Reverse climate change
One of serveral posters from WWF. Click on picture to enlarge.
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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December
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- How 14 Days In The Yucatan Made Me Realize The Val...
- To save the planet, save the seas
- What makes the Mesoamerican Reef extraordinary
- Reverse climate change
- Mexico's conch shells yield clues into effects of ...
- Sea level rise impacts on the Caribbean region
- Perry Institute for Marine Science announced inter...
- NOAA releases expanded world ocean database
- Octopus joins elite club of tool-users with coconu...
- Coral and leatherbacks among climate change "flags...
- Acid Test: The Global Challenge of Ocean Acidifica...
- World Wilderness Conference presentations now online
- A resource for members of the world ocean community
- Scientists work to protect Cuba's unspoiled reefs
- Copenhagen climate conference: What you need to know
- From Centro Ecológico Akumal (CEA):We had a great ...
- Dominican Republic protects 31 areas to conserve c...
- Coral reef troubles indicate broader ecological pr...
- NOAA shows turtle protection prosecution
- ID guide for Cancun-area fish
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Calendar
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