See the Riviera Maya from the air
Locogringo.com has aerial photos of nearly every inch of coast line, including homes, businesses, and resorts, along the Riviera Maya.
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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- Participation "important for healthy marine parks"
- Coral loss slowed, reversed by marine protected areas
- Marine census grows near completion
- How tiny turtle hatchlings make their first steps
- Take action during International Year of Biodiversity
- Six-word turtle stories
- US agency to review threats to 82 coral species
- See the Riviera Maya from the air
- Turtle meat price soars
- Whale sharks of Holbox
- CEA sets 2010 objectives
- Help fund turtle director's trip to international ...
- Financial Support Sought for Care of Florida's Col...
- Riviera Maya turtle trip, July 25 - August 1, 2010
- Responding to climate change -- training for train...
- Quiet hurricane seasons run counter to computer pr...
- Rage and the economics of the environment
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- Akuaml Anniversary Celebration
- Akumal Bay
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- Employment opportunities
- etc.
- Events - Conferences
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- General
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- meetings
- Ocean research
- Overfishing
- Overharvesting
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- Pollution
- Post-secondary education
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- Rays
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- Scuba
- Sea level rise
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Calendar
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