John Pint

Adventures await in Colima, from monolithic peaks and an active volcano to a biosphere reserve, waterfalls and crystal-clear waters.

How can you speak Spanish for decades yet struggle to read a Mexican newspaper? John Pint looks at the news' specialized vocabulary.

Matteo Volpi is a project leader for Senderos y Caminos de México A.C., which was founded in Ajijic in 2014 to help people find their way along Mexico’s vast network of rural trails, and also to rescue, rehabilitate and preserve these ancient footpaths, some of which were in use long before the arrival of the Conquistadores.

Weeks of intense efforts helped ave the life of a miner during the Santa Fe mine disaster. This is his story.

For over 400 years, English sailor David Ingram’s account of his trek from Mexico to Canada was considered either fanciful or phony by historians.

Mexico's splitfin fish were on the brink of extinction, but are now being brought back to abundance by dedicated environmentalists.

On April 7, 2026, a 42-year-old miner named Francisco Zapata was discovered alive after being trapped for 14 days at the far end of a three-kilometer-long tunnel full of sludge and water, 300 meters below the surface.

Oaxaca's Huautla cave is a trove of history, nature and wonder. John Pint explores Mexico's (and the Western Hemisphere's) deepest cave.

In 1965, a handful of college students in Austin, Texas, asked their geology professor a simple question: Where would you look if you wanted to find the deepest cave in North America?

In 2019, a group of ladies in the Jalisco country town of Etzatlán crocheted their way to world fame and set a Guinness record.