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Carlos Martinez comes from a family of sea biologist researchers. He treats adventure as a religion either in the air: paragliding, rappelling; on land: bicycling, or in water as a swimmer, devoted snorkeler or diver. He has been living in Mexico for the last 20 years, where he received a degree in psychology. After traveled some countries, gaining valuable field experience he keeps working towards his dream of living in a just world of ecologically proactive people. In his articles he highlights the most special places and activities found on his trips.

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Monday, 14 November 2011 19:20

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Friday, 30 September 2011 13:20

Mexican President Calderon Takes Advantage of Adventure Trend

Mexican President Calderon Takes Advantage of Adventure Trend

It has been no secret that across the past few years English and American survivalists hosts have made a huge impact. People love watching the likes of Les Stroud and Bear Grylls, and for several different reasons. Some like to see what locale they’ll be surviving in, some like to see the techniques they use when surviving and some just like watching the host eat gross things! The bottom line is, they have been huge hits and almost everyone knows the name of at least one wildlife adventure show.

The Mexican President and tourism committee have decided to take full advantage of this fact. Mexican President Felipe Calderon has decided to star in a PBS television series that explores the jungles, caves, and hidden locations of Mexico. The 30 minutes shows are co-hosted by Peter Greenberg. The President turned adventurer leads Greenberg down 1,000-foot hole, into Golondrinas cavern.

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Saturday, 27 August 2011 19:28

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Friday, 26 August 2011 11:57

The Yucatan Reveals the Opening of 3 New Bio-Reserves

The Yucatan Reveals the Opening of 3 New Bio-Reserves

The Governor of the beautiful Yucatan, Felix Canto, has decided to further their avian conservatory efforts by announcing the creation of not one or two, but three new protected area across the peninsula. The total protected area of the bio-reserves stretches across 76,000 square acres of open Yucatan jungle, woodland, and forest.

The separate wildlife reserves are meant to protect different species. The new Yucatan bio-reserve named Chichankanab Lagoon State Reserve, covering 28,000 acres, and its sister bio-reserve, the Bacalar Lagoon Ecological State Park, covering only 12 acres, are both dedicated to preserving water resources on the small island.

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Tuesday, 23 August 2011 11:48

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Tuesday, 23 August 2011 11:46

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Monday, 08 August 2011 10:40

Newly Discovered Tomb Nestled Inside a Mayan Pyramid Reveals Ancient Secrets

Newly Discovered Tomb Nestled Inside a Mayan Pyramid Reveals Ancient Secrets

The Mexican government is excited to announce the discovery of an ancient Mayan ruler in the Palenque area of southern Mexico. They are as of yet unsure of the ruler’s name, but the tomb was discovered not far from another famous ruler named Pakal.

The discovery of this tomb being so close to another has led Mexican authorities and archeologists to believe that area in which they were found to be could be unrecognized Mayan burial ground. For nearly a decade the people in charge of the Palenque dig have been aware of the tomb below their feet. It hasn’t been until the recently that the Mexican government would agree to examine the area more thoroughly. They have allowed the process to go on due to the threat of imminent cave-ins and the invention of smaller and more agile cameras to fit in the tomb.

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Monday, 01 August 2011 11:57

Riviera Maya Tours

Riviera Maya Tours

The Riviera Maya is one of the most popular travel destinations in the entire Yucatan Peninsula, and probably even entire Mexico. This 75-mile coastal region stretches from the Mexican Caribbean to the south easternmost part of the Yucatan Peninsula. Of course, the weather is ideal for travel and there are beautiful sandy beaches with crystal clear sea waters. Aside from those things, the place is teeming with birds and other wildlife. If you enjoy leaning more about archaeology and adventure then the Riviera Maya will suit you well.

There are four large eco parks along the Mayan Riviera. Here in Mexico, the conservation is provided by the community, who in turn help to develop tourism. The profit earned from commercializing helps the conservation projects. Many enterprises conduct businesses on the Mayan Riviera to make it convenient for tourists.

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Sunday, 31 July 2011 12:54

The Mayan Ruins in Belize

The Mayan Ruins in Belize

Belize was once a very important part of the Mayan empire. The land was fertile and perfect for growing crops to feed their large numbers, and the sea provided trade not only to other Mayan cities, but to other countries all along the Eastern part of South America as well.

The remains of their cities can still be seen to this day, with several open to the public, and new ones being discovered each year. These jungle covered ruins spark a sense of adventure and mystery into the hearts and minds of all who walk among them.

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Wednesday, 27 July 2011 13:25

Sian Ka’an Habitats – Diverse and Rich in Wildlife

Sian Ka’an Habitats – Diverse and Rich in Wildlife

Many people come to Mexico looking for adventure, a memorable vacation and great outdoor activities. From scuba diving and extreme sports to relaxing by birdwatching and visiting ancient Maya ruins – Mexico has it all.

One of the most visited places on the Yucatan Peninsula, when it comes to exploring the local wildlife, is the Sian Ka'an biosphere reserve. The reasons why one should visit this place are many, and just to mention a few: the lovely and unspoiled natural surroundings, the Mayan ruins with their rich history, and last but not least - the beautiful flora and fauna.

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