Recreational Activities: Are They Disturbing Shorebirds?
Recreational activities and the presence of people on beaches pose a disturbance to the birds that inhabit these coastal areas.
World Wetlands Day Is Celebrated on February 2
This article was translated by Amairani Márquez World Wetlands Day is celebrated every February 2nd to commemorate the Ramsar Convention adoption in 1971, which designates wetlands of great value for their biodiversity and includes them in the List of Wetlands of International Importance. Mexico currently has 144 sites designated as Wetlands of International Importance (also known […]
Institutionalism and Transparency Accreditation
Good news! We have been classified in the highest rank in Institutionalism and Transparency by the Centro Mexicano para la Filantropia (Cemefi). Only 246 organizations in Mexico received this recognition, and 16 of them are in Baja California.
Artwork that traveled to Alaska is back in San Quintin
Protected natural areas provide us with many benefits, one of them is that they are places where we can be close to nature and are the source of inspiration for many people and artists. An example of this is the exhibition “TravesÃa” (journey in English), which we created to showcase the beauty of the bay […]
Rest in Peace, Barbara Massey
We greatly regret the departure of Barbara Massey, a very dear person who, with her passion for conservation and concern for theconservation of wetlands, supported the founding of nonprofits such as Pro Esteros and Terra Peninsular. We send a big hug to her family and loved ones, her legacy will remain with us for many […]
What are Areas Destined for Conservation?
By Jorge Luis Basave Castillo This article was translated by Amairani Márquez and Manuel Eduardo Mendoza Few doubt about the biocultural diversity of Mexico and the importance of urgently encouraging sustainable development. What is less known is that most of the natural resources of Mexico are on socially and privately owned lands, which requires a […]
Why Are Trails Important?
By Vitza Cabrera Roads or trails are the beginning of an adventure. They are the trace that marks the course that will take us from one place to another, allowing us to discover and giving us the possibility to reach new heights or enjoy new landscapes. If we think about it, roads are part of […]
How To Prevent Forest Fires?
Did you know that 9 out of 10 fires are caused by human activities? Learn how you can help prevent wildfires when you go camping or hiking in natural areas. Remember that in Baja California the fire season is between March and November, the most critical months are June, July, August and September. We live […]
What We Achieved in 2021
We are very excited to share what we accomplished this year thanks to the support of volunteers, donors and companies interested in protecting the natural heritage of Baja California. Today we protect over 130,000 acres of natural areas in Ensenada, Sierra de San Pedro Martir, San Quintin and El Rosario through different conservation categories. These […]
What Is a Park Ranger?
By Vitza Cabrera A park ranger is the person involved in the protection and preservation of natural, historical or cultural areas, according to the International Federation of Park Rangers. Therefore, a park ranger protects natural resources, and teaches us the importance of the area we visit.