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Adapting to survive: fishermen facing climate change in Baja California Sur

The fishing communities of Baja California Sur are already facing the effects of climate change on the sea and are seeking to adapt through monitoring, productive diversification and new strategies to survive an increasingly uncertain future.

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Daniela Reyes·June 16, 2026

Adapting to survive: fishermen facing climate change in Baja California Sur

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Jessica Itzel Chan·May 15, 2026

New marina and luxury resorts revive concerns for the environmental future of the Yucatecan coast

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Causa Natura Media·March 13, 2026

Faces of the Environment - Oceans 2025

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Causa Natura·November 28, 2025

Real estate expansion endangers blue crab in the Riviera Veracruz

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Juan Luis García·July 24, 2025

Tabasco’s Solution to Oil Spills: Authorities Compensate Fishermen by Planting Invasive Tilapia

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Jessica Itzel Chan·July 17, 2025

Cazon, the last commercial shark fishery in Yucatan

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Daniela Reyes·July 14, 2025

From fishing to tourism, this is how Agua Amarga fishermen replace shark catching

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Daniela Reyes·July 3, 2025

Sea cucumber: scientists seek to cultivate it to preserve the species against illegal fishing

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