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I Don’t Need a a Bag, Thank You

Tiempo de lectura | Reading time: 6 minutos By Laura Paulina López Orozco Talking about plastic bags is not uncommon. Each time we find more information about this item that has revolutionized our lives and continues to be part of our everyday life. Although different findings about plastic bags have been found, being aware of this helps to be more practical when acquiring, …

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Rock Paintings in the Middle of Nowhere, Mexico

Tiempo de lectura | Reading time: 10 minutos By Pablo Arturo López Guijosa, Chasing World Heritage Road Trips are fun. I have done many of the top rated road trips all around the world, including the Great Ocean Road, Jebel Hafeet, a World Heritage site in the United Arab Emirates, and Milford Road, New Zealand, also a World Heritage site. But as a …

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Nahuales and the Protectors of Baja

Tiempo de lectura | Reading time: 4 minutos Interview to Sócrates Medina by Charlotte Vizzuett Tell us more about who you are and your career as an artist. I grew up in Tijuana and went to elementary school in San Diego. I graduated from Architecture and then I moved to Los Angeles, where I found a ceramics studio and I began to pursue …

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Making a Change From Home​​:​ Native Gardens​

Tiempo de lectura | Reading time: 4 minutos By Karla González | Editing by Marcela Danemann In the middle of this year 2021, the United Nations Organization (UN) provided the report on climate change and the irreversible effects that are already occurring. This is already a fact and not at all favorable. Long ago, the idea of ecosystem restoration stuck in my mind …

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Rewriting the Story of the Giant Sea Bass

Tiempo de lectura | Reading time: 9 minutos By Arturo Ramírez, Timothy Rowell, Leticia Cavole, Arturo Hernández, Isaí Domínguez, Antonio Gomez, Edgardo Ochoa, Jhonatan Castro, Tomás Camacho and Jorge Torre The world was very different when we started this research project in March 2017. Social interactions and face masks were only common in hospitals. International news was a colorful mosaic of topics and …

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An Approach to Ensenada Native Bees

Tiempo de lectura | Reading time: 5 minutos Did you know that there are approximately 500 species of bees in Ensenada? By Diego de Pedro  Ensenada has a high richness bee diversity. This is because it is placed in the California Floristic Province, one of the most bee diverse regions in the world. Unlike honey bees (Apis mellifera), which are originally from Europe …

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The Migratory Shorebird Project

Tiempo de lectura | Reading time: 9 minutos By Eduardo Palacios and Lucía Alfaro For the past 10 years, shorebirds and their habitats have been monitored in northwestern Mexico through the Migratory Shorebird Project.  Monitoring is a critical component of any conservation project as it allows us to measure changes in the number and status of waterfowl at each site, the habitat status, …

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In Search of Bumblebees With Hands, Feet and Computers

Tiempo de lectura | Reading time: 8 minutos By Eulogio López Reyes and Fadia Sara Ceccarelli After returning from a long stay on an island where I worked as a field biologist, I was pleasantly surprised to find many women friends of the family at my house, among them, a little girl. Immediately, I started to tell them about my adventures on the …

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