We have a presence in northwestern Mexico, and our conservation efforts are focused on Baja California’s mediterranean region
Areas destined for conservation
San Quintin Nature Reserve
Los Montes de San Pedro
Wetlands
San Quintin Ramsar Site
Coastal area in San Quintin
WHSRN sites
San Quintin Lagoon Complex
Bahia Todos Santos
San Quintin
Stations and trails
Thanks to the support of local communities and temporary employment programs, there are different interpretive stations and trails.
San Quintin volcanic valley
At least 12 volcanic cones are found in the valley. Some of them are located inside the nature reserves.
Why Baja California?
- The only region with a Mediterranean climate in Mexico. Worldwide there are only 5 areas with this climate.
- The peninsula offers resting and feeding sites for thousands of migratory birds, this network of sites is known as the Pacific Flyway.
- An important region of endangered endemic plants is concentrated between California and Baja California, the California Floristic Province is known as one of 35 biodiversity hotspots, as they concentrate great richness of species.
- Baja California has Federal Natural Protected Areas: 2 Flora and Fauna Protection Areas, 4 Biosphere Reserves, in addition to 10 Voluntarily Destined for Conservation Areas.