AN EXHIBITION IS COMING TO HIGHLIGHT THE IMPORTANCE OF LAKE CHAPALA

Human history could not continue without water, nor could the development of large metropolises like Guadalajara. This relationship will be explored in the exhibition “Water City: From the Chapala Sea to Guadalajara,” prepared by the Chapala University Center, with the intention of highlighting the historical importance of this vital resource and its role in the […]

Turtles stranded by the cold in Tamaulipas: what to do if you find them?

On Tuesday, January 27, residents of Enramadas, in Soto la Marina, awoke to a peculiar sight: a hundred sea turtles had washed ashore. Environmental specialists say the turtles’ presence is a direct result of the low temperatures recorded in Tamaulipas following cold front number 30. As reptiles, turtles are ectothermic, meaning they cannot generate their […]

Giant elephant seal surprises on Nayarit beaches

The beaches of Nayarit offer more than just sun, sand, and sea… they also boast a giant elephant seal. Yes, you read that right. This Tuesday, a specimen of this species—which normally inhabits cold waters like those of Antarctica—surprised locals and tourists by appearing peacefully on the sand in Los Ayala, Compostela. The story began […]

The “Safe Stations” model is 85% complete in Tamaulipas

Following President Claudia Sheinbaum’s visit to the state, the Governor showcased the scope of the infrastructure projects beginning in Camargo. Tamaulipas is moving forward with a strategy where security, infrastructure, and social development are all part of a single vision. The visit of Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo to learn about the Safe Stations model […]

INAH creates catalog of sacred sites in Nayarit to protect them

To ensure that history isn’t lost or erased by a backhoe, INAH (National Institute of Anthropology and History) staff in Nayarit, along with specialists from Durango and Mexico City, are working on an exciting project: creating a book that compiles the sacred sites, their symbolism, and their meanings for our indigenous communities. The idea is […]