Simmering Mexico-US water war coming to a head
US elections may be critical
As Lakeside prays for more rain and Mexico City worries that a “Zero Day” of…More
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Simmering Mexico-US water war coming to a head
Your role in protecting Lake Chapala
OPINION: LOOKING AT LIFE IN LAKESIDE
For the past month, we have been working with Corazón de La Tierra to produce …More
12,000 tilapia fingerlings planted in Lake Chapala
Fish production and commercialization will increase
The Limnology Institute of the University of Guadalajara (UdeG), together with the governments of Jamay…More
Chapala loses three centimeters in January
CONAGUA report
Lake Chapala’s level fell three centimeters in January from a level of 95.39 meters on…More
CONAGUA have to provide information on Lake Chapala invasions the INAI
Citizen complaint gets CONAGUA to comply with information release
The National Water Commission (CONAGUA) was urged to disclose the invasions that were detected by…More
Photography for the love and joy of it
Mario Negrete depicts Chapala as he sees it
Mario Negrete Gama, a 44-year-old Chapala native, is obsessed with capturing the surroundings of Lake…More
Lake Chapala recovers 15% more water this rainy season
Water levels high at all of Jalisco's dams
Lake Chapala, as well as the dams of Jalisco, continues to show a favorable recovery…More
One month later, land invasion in Riberas del Pilar still not settled
The property is located on Paseo del Lago Street, between San Mateo and San Pablo Streets
Although the Municipality of Chapala had claimed that the closure seals removed from a property…More
Fish shortage in Lake Chapala blamed on illegal poaching and alien species
Use of banned nets also cited as cause of decline in native species
A shortage of tilapia, catfish and carp in Lake Chapala is due to illegal practices…More