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Current Programs (2025)
Citizen science
Monthly EcoNewsletter
Academic science
People like you can help us build Soliman bay's catalogue of life. Join the app iNaturalist and upload from your phone wildlife photos.
Click here for : Terrestrial Life Observations or here for Marine Life
Academic science
Monthly EcoNewsletter
Academic science
Thanks to national and international researchers that share our cause, Soliman bay is building its own open access science library.
Monthly EcoNewsletter
Monthly EcoNewsletter
Monthly EcoNewsletter
It is sent by email to share what species we saw, which have not returned, what new environmental problems we detect and everything that can contribute to spreading knowledge of the biodiversity of this area. Do you want to receive it?
Previous Programs (2007-2024)
Environmental education
Environmental education
Environmental education
Through walks and talks we learn to observe, identify and care for the native flora, fauna and fungi of our community.
Sea Turtles Protection
Environmental education
Environmental education
Between 2016-2023, our community network contributed to the release of more than 45,700 Green and Loggerhead turtles. Amigos de Soliman doesn´t coordinate this program from 2024
Seagrass Mapping
Environmental education
Wetlands Wastewater Analysis
In 2020 and 2021, Dr. Newman and Eng. Graham funded and conducted 2 seagrass mappings and bathymetry of Soliman Bay. The objective was to have a reference point for the expected climate changes.
Wetlands Wastewater Analysis
Wetlands Wastewater Analysis
Wetlands Wastewater Analysis
From 2012-2015, 19 houses in Soliman bay and the Water Sciences Unit of Yucatan scientific study center (CICY) ,evaluated the efficiency of domestic wastewater treatment through artificial wetlands.
Results allowed us to improve some designs and reduce pollution to water bodies.
Domestic Waste Pilot Program
Wetlands Wastewater Analysis
Domestic Waste Pilot Program
From 2007-2008, before Tulum became a municipality, the small community of Soliman Bay organized themselves to be responsible for the separation of recyclable waste, its collection and final disposal.
This program ended due to a lack of logistics at the state level.