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Become a Scout and discover the natural wonders the Yucatán Peninsula has to offer.
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Sanahcat
Bebelchen
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Cuzamá
Bolonchoojol
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Technology serving the land
Information to discover, protect and connect with cenotes. Cenote Scout turns scattered data into an accessible tool for visitors, communities and the people who manage these places.
Public access
Clear, traceable information available in two languages.
Heritage and conservation
Better knowledge to encourage responsible visits and care for the aquifer.
Local development
Greater visibility for communities and projects rooted in the region.
Biodiversity also leaves data
In our pilot areas we bring together public iNaturalist observations to show which organisms have been documented near cenotes, while respecting licences and sensitive locations.
Records also reflect observation effort and do not by themselves measure the health of a cenote.
Explore the environmental pilot →Conceptual image of biodiversity around cenotes.
Cenote Scout will also be an app.
We are building a more practical way to save cenotes and check their information during your visit.
- Save the cenotes you want to visit.
- Compare your options before setting out.
- Check reported access, payment and facilities.
Understand the land
Learn how cenotes form, the place they hold in Maya culture and why visiting them also means caring for the aquifer.
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