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Carnaval La Paz 2026 , "The World of Illusions," stood out not only for its joy and color but also for setting a new standard in marine environment care. Municipal authorities and civil organizations reported positive results following the implementation of an ambitious environmental strategy designed to protect the Malecón ecosystem. Through the installation of waste separation points, constant cleaning brigades, and the regulation of single-use plastics among vendors, the t

Rescue operation in the San José Estuary: invasive plants are removed to protect water and local wildlife. A key action for the environmental health of Los Cabos in 2026.

Authorities and scientists rescue the remains of a gray whale in Puerto Chale. The skeleton will be used for research and education, strengthening the culture of conservation in BCS in 2026.

The 2026 La Paz Carnival is set to become a benchmark for sustainability thanks to an innovative alliance between the local business sector and municipal authorities. To reduce the environmental impact of the festivities, dozens of establishments located along the Malecón area have confirmed they will apply exclusive promotions and direct discounts  to attendees who use their own reusable containers, thermoses, or cups. This strategy seeks to discourage the use of single-use

La Paz City Council finishes waste management training for 2026 Carnival vendors. A key strategy for achieving a clean, sustainable, and environmentally responsible celebration.

SEMARNAT and Clean Up BCS launch "Blue Wave," a simultaneous statewide mega-cleanup across all 5 municipalities. A historic collective action to protect BCS beaches and seas in 2026.

CONAGUA shuts down two illegal water intakes in Los Cabos that affected public service. A decisive action to protect the supply and combat illegal extraction in 2026.

As part of the World Environment Day celebrations, the La Paz City Council led an educational fair designed to raise awareness among new generations about the importance of preserving local biodiversity. The event featured various interactive stands where municipal departments and civil organizations showcased recycling projects, water conservation, and the protection of endemic species. This day aims to transform public perception of natural resources, turning technical info

Scientists warn of the extinction danger of the Peninsular Yellowthroat due to a new gas pipeline project in BCS. The work threatens the San José Estuary, the unique habitat of this endemic bird, in a critical conflict between energy and conservation in 2026.

A sea lion was successfully rescued after being trapped in fishing nets in Cabo San Lucas. Expert intervention prevented an environmental tragedy in 2026, highlighting the importance of rapid response to protect Sudcalifornian marine life.

Children from rural areas of La Paz visited the gray whale sanctuary in Puerto Chale for the first time. A social tourism program fostering environmental education and love for nature in new generations in 2026.

The Los Cabos City Council calls on citizens to participate in the 2026 cleaning of the San José del Cabo Estuary. A key community action for wetland conservation and biodiversity protection.

The Los Cabos Directorate of Ecology and Environment has launched a reinforced surveillance and prevention operation in the State Ecological Reserve of the San José del Cabo Estuary. With the arrival of the 2026 dry season, authorities have prioritized the mitigation of forest fire risks, applying the technical guidelines of the updated Management Plan. This governing instrument, endorsed by the Advisory Council, ensures that protection actions have the necessary legal and me

A massive cleaning day at the La Paz Estuary and El Conchalito mangroves resulted in the collection of 940 kg of solid waste. The community effort aims to protect this vital ecosystem, improve water quality, and ensure shelter for marine species in the Sudcalifornian capital in 2026.

In an effort to mitigate the water crisis that historically affects the region, the General Directorate of Municipal Public Services of La Paz has consolidated a vital strategy at the start of 2026: the massive reuse of treated water. Through the program known as the "Purple Tanker" (Pipa Púrpura), more than 210,000 liters of this resource have been utilized for urban maintenance tasks that previously consumed freshwater. This measure not only optimizes the management of the

La Paz, Baja California Sur.- The Civil Protection Directorate of Baja California Sur has issued a preventive alert for the state's mountainous regions, warning of a sharp drop in temperatures that could reach lows of up to 6°C in the coming days. This warning is a reminder of the unique and contrasting geography of BCS, where the desert meets the mountains, creating microclimates that host a vast and singular biodiversity away from the constant heat of the beaches. The alert

Los Cabos will host the first marine farm with "shell nurse" artificial reefs, a Japanese technique pioneering outside Japan. The Coppel Foundation, JICA, and SEPUIMM signed the agreement after the success of a pilot in La Paz, which doubled the fish population and now hosts 38 species in two years. The project will expand from 200 to 1,000 structures.

Los Cabos has been named a "Bird City," the second in Mexico with this international certification, a recognition of its conservation efforts that will be enhanced with the launch of a new avitourism guide.

A new initiative in the Congress of Baja California Sur aims to create the "crime against environmental management" to criminally punish officials who grant illegal permits that cause environmental damage.