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Baja California Sur opens a participatory process to design its State Biodiversity Strategy. The state government invites citizens and experts to propose key actions to protect the peninsula's ecosystems and ensure sustainable development.

The General Directorate of Ecology and Environment of Los Cabos has issued a blunt warning: there will be no more tolerance for those who use arroyos (seasonal streams) and natural watercourses as clandestine dumps. With the 2026 hurricane and rainy season approaching, authorities have intensified surveillance in these critical areas, stating that any individual or company caught dumping waste, debris, or household trash will face significant fines and severe administrative s

Baja California Sur is promoting an initiative to regionalize industrial fishing permits. The goal is to grant the state greater autonomy in managing its marine resources, protecting sport fishing species and ensuring the long-term sustainability of the sector.

The Sea of Cortez is confirmed as Mexico's most important sanctuary, hosting 80% of the country's marine mammals. A reminder of the immense biological richness of Baja California Sur and the urgency of its protection.

A young diver from La Paz goes viral after rescuing a seagull tangled at the Malecon. His story highlights the importance of environmental awareness, marine wildlife protection, and the promotion of a healthy lifestyle in Baja California Sur.

The Los Cabos City Council promotes a massive trash removal and cleaning program to eliminate infection centers, prevent diseases such as Dengue, and transform the municipality's urban image through citizen participation.

COEPRIS rules out sanitary risk at Chileno Beach after confirming that the contamination report was due to a technical leak in a desalination plant, with no presence of raw sewage. The beach maintains its Blue Flag certification and is safe for swimmers.

UABCS promotes the "Hunt Photos, Not Species" program in La Paz, training citizens in nature photography and citizen science to document local wildlife for research, conservation, and sustainable ecotourism purposes.

The new Animal Care and Welfare Center in Los Cabos has reached 32% construction progress, aiming to become a regional leader in public health, environmental education, and animal protection to enhance the ecological balance of the area.

Tourism with a purpose! UABCS is transforming San Antonio and El Rosario with a new environmental education and rural tourism project. Discover how mining history and nature unite to revitalize the local economy in 2026.

Clean beaches, everyone's commitment! Mayor Milena Quiroga reinforces cleaning crews in La Paz for this 2026 Easter Week. Find out how work is being done to protect our coasts from the massive tourist impact.

Did you know your morning coffee can feed your plants? UABCS launches a program to transform caffeine waste into potent organic fertilizer. Discover how the university is leading creative recycling in 2026.

A breathtaking experience! The blue whale has arrived in Loreto this 2026. Discover why the world's largest animal chooses our coasts and how you can enjoy whale watching responsibly.

Change a life today! BCS shelters invite you to the 2026 great canine adoption drive. Find out how you can give a rescued dog a second chance and the requirements to bring a new best friend home.

Hope on the sand! Leatherback turtle releases begin in Los Cabos. Find out why the birth of this species is vital for BCS's marine balance and how their nests are being protected in 2026.

Happy ending at sea! Experts successfully free humpback whales trapped in fishing nets in BCS this 2026. After hours of dangerous maneuvers, the ocean giants returned to freedom thanks to the intervention of specialized teams.

In a coordinated effort by wildlife specialists and environmental authorities, a sea lion pup was rescued and given emergency treatment after being found with deep neck wounds caused by entanglement in a fishing net. This unfortunate incident, recorded on the coasts of Baja California this March 2026, once again highlights the serious issue of "ghost fishing" and the devastating impact that plastic waste and abandoned fishing gear have on our peninsula's marine fauna. The pup

Stunning! Ecoparque La Paz is now the second-best site for bird species in all of BCS. Discover why this urban oasis has become a favorite spot for scientists and nature photographers in 2026.

Zero tolerance for trash! Cabo San Lucas activates a special operation to clean up illegal dumps on rural roads. Discover how the municipality aims to curb pollution and protect the desert ecosystem this 2026.

Environmental milestone in La Paz! More than a thousand kilos of glass were rescued from conventional trash in the 2026 major collection drive. Find out how citizen participation is transforming our capital's ecological future.