Puerto Vallarta News, Tourism, and Expat Living

SEMAR cleaned Boca de Tomates as recurring waste, runoff and wildlife concerns keep the north Vallarta beach in focus this rainy season.

Reported leachate runoff at El Gavilán adds groundwater and oversight concerns as Puerto Vallarta’s landfill fire continues to smoke.

Puerto Vallarta’s main rivers remain below risk levels after early rains, but officials urge caution as the rainy season builds.

Rainy season can push crocodiles toward Vallarta beaches and river mouths. Know the flags, risky areas, and what to do if you see one.

Puerto Vallarta beaches face mar de fondo, high surf and rip-current risk June 15, with federal officials urging caution along Jalisco’s coast.

Profepa closed an Avenida México property in Puerto Vallarta after a complaint over a drained lagoon and protected fauna habitat.

A Highway 200 landslide near km 195 in Cabo Corrientes was cleared Saturday, but rain keeps the corridor under watch.

Bahía de Banderas remains under watch as mar de fondo, heavy rain, rip currents and rising rivers affect beaches and crossings.

Puerto Vallarta cleared debris from a storm canal draining toward Medina Ascencio as rain risk continues in Jalisco.

CUCosta’s coral restoration project gained Premios Verdes recognition as researchers continue reef recovery work near Banderas Bay.

Puerto Vallarta crews removed about 500 kilograms of trash from Laguna del Coapinole during a cleanup tied to World Environment Day.

CUCosta warns polluted rivers and streams could threaten Puerto Vallarta’s aquifer, the source of most local drinking water.

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