Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

Growth in Puerto Vallarta is Not Sustainable, Warns CUCosta

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - Jorge Téllez López, rector of the Centro Universitario de la Costa (CUCosta) at the University of Guadalajara, has voiced concern over the rapid and excessive urban growth occurring in the Puerto Vallarta and Bahía de Banderas region. During an event at CUCosta, where he welcomed representatives from associations that benefited from the recent Vuelta a la Bahía de Banderas swimming competition, Téllez López underscored the potential risks of unchecked development to the local environment and community.

Read Full Story

Related Posts

Yucatán turtle nesting season opens with new warning

Sea turtle nesting season is underway in Yucatán, and conservationists want residents and tourists to...

Man tied to big-cat case is arrested in Vallarta

Federal agents arrested a man tied to a Vallarta biodiversity case linked to a previously...
Progreso oil spill fears rise as slicks appear offshore

Progreso oil spill fears rise as slicks appear offshore

Suspected hydrocarbon slicks off Progreso drew a Navy and Pemex response, raising concerns for fishing,...
Quintana Roo jungle loss rises with coastal growth

Quintana Roo jungle loss rises with coastal growth

Quintana Roo’s forest loss is accelerating as development spreads through Playa del Carmen and Tulum,...