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The Mexican Network of Hydrographic Basins (REMEXCU) emerged in 2007 as a result of the initiative of academics and civil society organizations (CSO) within the framework of the 1st. First National Congress and Mesoamerican Meeting on Watershed Management with the purpose of promoting cooperation, dissemination and strengthening of capacities for the management and integrated management of watersheds in Mexico

We are environmental educators, artists, therapists and entrepreneurs who work voluntarily and cooperatively to change consciousness and attitudes towards Mother Earth, native cultures and all living beings in our common home. We propose to produce to satisfy the spiritual, social and ecological needs of the present while taking care of the natural assets of the following generations.

We represent a diverse spectrum of organizations, as we believe that with the integration of many visions, we can create inclusive initiatives and projects, applicable at the local, bioregional and planetary levels.

In these times, the Guardians of the Earth trust in the proposals more than in the protests, since the former are based on a critique of the existing paradigm and provide the elements to build the ecotopia: "Another world is possible" and here we are building together @s.

We are a multidisciplinary team whose purpose is to contribute with our experience, skills and knowledge to the exploration of the aquifer of the Yucatan Peninsula, with the aim of understanding and conserving the great natural and cultural wealth that gives life to this entire area.

For the Great Mayan Aquifer Project (GAM), multidisciplinarity is not an option but a necessity given the dimension of our object of study: the peninsular aquifer. Under a collaborative and multidisciplinary work system, the GAM Project is giving life to an analysis approach that is today a pioneer in the area. For the first time, the issue of the underground aquifer is being dimensioned on a regional scale in order to understand the state of its natural and cultural resources.

Save the Jungle has the clear objective of preserving the Earth's rainforests as unique ecosystems and habitats that they are for the human beings who inhabit them, the animals and the plants. Tropical rainforests have a great influence on the global climate.

The situation is truly dramatic and urgent. To save the rainforests we cannot make compromises. Therefore, we reveal uncomfortable facts and demand coherent actions.

The National Institute of Public Administration is an organization that for 68 years has served as a laboratory in the generation of knowledge, training, research and dissemination of administrative culture in Mexico and the world.

Since its creation, its main objective has been to actively contribute to the improvement of public servants and Mexican society. For this reason, it has important human capital that has extensive and valuable experience in all areas of its competence, generating high-level added value in the application of its thematic contents, as well as in the selection of its teaching staff.

Channel 11 is the first educational and cultural television network in Mexico, and in addition to being considered the dean of university television stations in Latin America, it began its broadcasts with equipment designed and built by the same institute in 1959, in the facilities of the Casco de Santo Tomás. it is a  Mexican public television network, belonging to the National Polytechnic Institute (IPN). Its main station is XEIPN-TDT, located in Mexico City. 

They have been filming about the kart system and over the years they have generated a very extensive visual collection and documentaries about the waters of the Yucatan Peninsula.

 It was stablishwed and 1st started in 2006 as a link between Mayan villages of northen Quintana Roo , México, their schools and families; with educators, volunteers, tourist, entrepreneurs from around the World.   For over a decade, the MEER center has provided several environmental education workshops for school children and their parents. At least once a year, a group of students from other country visit the center to share this educational experience, and learn more on biodiversity, and climate change.  

Collaborate with science

Share your photos of plants, fungi and animals and contribute to the understanding of the species; discover the observations of other participants, and the species from different places; Create a list of the species you have photographed in your life or your favorite species. Create or join Projects of your favorite observation area (green area, median, park, colony, ranch, protected natural area, property, ravine, etc.) and invite other naturalists to include their observations. Participate in citizen science and meet other Naturalists.

We are a community of Quintana Roo residents who seek to protect the great aquifer/Mayan basin, the jungle, flora, fauna and the cultural and archaeological heritage threatened by the Mayan Train, especially by the works of Section 5.

We are students, mothers, fathers, divers, freedivers, photographers, lawyers, artists, engineers, biologist, experts and inexperienced, men, women, girls and boys in favor of conservation and protection of the jungle, the great aquifer, the species that inhabit them and the communities that benefit from them.

Neighbors are everywhere! Think about it: some of us are residential, others are commercial or institutional. Whether in government, in schools or at work, we are all neighbors. That is why we have the potential to create a better city. Neighborhood work is essential for our institutions to function, for our governments to respond and for us to take ownership of the space around us. Working in your community will make issues of interest that you share with your neighbors relevant and will make it easier to find solutions.

For us, the city is a set of places defined by different people. At Hola Vecino AC we believe that all people have the opportunity to make better or new places in the city.

We serve and guide people who want to improve or make new places.