“Discover Tulum’s Biodiversity Marvels: Urban Naturalist Challenge Reveals 140 Species!”

The Urban Naturalist Challenge in Tulum recently attracted a crowd of naturalists and environmental observers. The event was a celebration of the region's biodiversity, with participants documenting an impressive 140 different species.

Among the species identified were the Black Spiny-tailed Iguana, the Yucatan Jay, the Brown Pelican, and the Yucatan Squirrel. The challenge also highlighted the presence of threatened species in Mexico, such as the Keel-billed Toucan and the Red Mangrove.

Digital platforms like iNaturalist played a crucial role in the event, aiding in the understanding and protection of local biodiversity. The Urban Naturalist Challenge is a testament to Eco-Bahia's dedication to biodiversity conservation and sustainable development.