Mexican environmental protection officials say a 5-year-old female lion found malnourished and wandering the streets near Puerto Vallarta has been brought to a refuge in Mexico City.

The Riviera Nayarit will once again host the Dolphin Program’s XXII National Scientific and Technological Research Conference, which will take place from August 16-19, 2017 in Nuevo Vallarta.

What might be the last stand in the fight to save the vaquita marina porpoise has begun with the arrival in the upper Gulf of California of four trained dolphins.

People often forget, but humans are not the only creatures existing under the strain of life in Mexico City, with its loud noises, busy streets and smog clouds darkening the landscape under their gloom.

Four islands situated off the coast of Colima are set to become Mexico’s newest national park but the federal Environment Secretariat says that it will not allow the construction of hotels on the volcanic archipelago despite the new designation.

The fact that marine mammals do not belong in small tanks, proven by unambiguous data and countless examples of their poor quality of life in captivity, still has to be yet recognized by the majority of lawmakers in the world but the good news is positive change is still happening.

Puerto Vallarta as one of the most popular Mexican beach resorts for foreign tourists, has been investing to protect the local environment by supporting local sea turtle protection programmes for thirty years.

Playa Nuevo Vallarta North, the Marina Riviera Nayarit y the Santa María del Oro Lagoon in Nayarit all obtained the Blue Flag certification for the fifth, third and second consecutive years, respectively, for the 2017-2018 season.

Mexico’s Islas Marietas National Park is recovering from the effects of pollution and a wave of unregulated tourism, officials told EFE.

A stretch of coral reef off Mexico is the testing ground for a new idea that could protect fragile environments around the world: insurance.