Subsection 01
The Bahía waters provide vital resources for the local community, as well as habitat for unique and threatened species such as marine turtles, whale sharks, and humpback and blue whales.
Subsection 02
Calakmul is part of the Selva Maya Forest, which includes continuous protected areas and tropical forest corridors extending from the southern Yucatan of Mexico to Guatemala and Belize.
Subsection 03
The Mesoamerican Barrier Reef is a spawning ground for many fish species and is the most predictable aggregation site for the largest fish in the world, the whale shark .
Subsection 04
On Mexico’s northeast coast, the chilly California Current collides with the sunlit waters of the subtropical Pacific Ocean.