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Businesses Committed to Sustainable Development:The Xcaret Group
Businesses Committed to Sustainable Development:The Xcaret Group
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There are four areas in which we carry out, measure and evaluate our actions in order to guide our performance as a sustainable business: • Business ethics • Quality of life within the business • Ties with the community • Environmental conservation In relation to the topic addressed in this meeting about "Strengthening Science-Based Decision Making for Groundwater Management," specifically on the Yucatan Peninsula, in the two parks located in the Mayan Riviera, Xcaret y Xel Ha, the natural wells, the underground rivers and the cove as well as the jungle, are the natural wonders that most attract tourists. Both are found in the discharge zone of Quintana Roo's hydrological system.
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Luis Marin of the National Autonomous University of Mexico's Institute of Geophysics in order to put in place a system to monitor, research and evaluate the underground rivers of Xel Ha and Xcaret, fulfilling various objectives: • Put in place a monitoring and control system that will allow us, in a timely fashion, to detect a possible source of contamination that will in turn allow us, in a timely fashion, to take appropriate measures to protect visitors. • Support scientific research about the hydrologic system of the Yucatan Peninsula undertaken by the Institute of Geophysics.
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