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Why is the whole world diving into La Paz in 2026? Discover the secrets of the Espíritu Santo Archipelago and the science behind the biodiversity explosion turning the capital into the global diving mecca.

What happens to plastics after the harvest? The BCS Congress proposes collection centers to prevent agroplastic burning in 2026. Learn about the plan to save the soils of the Santo Domingo Valley and the science of agricultural recycling.

Is water access equal for everyone in BCS? UABCS inaugurates the 2026 Water for BCS Forum, focusing on gender and community. Discover how science and social equity join forces to solve the water crisis in our state.

Are we breathing clean air in La Paz? Milena Quiroga acknowledges that CFE emissions are a pending challenge but trusts that the federal energy strategy will clean our skies in 2026. Learn the science and the plan.

Citizens in action! The "Ola Azul" initiative cleans La Paz streams in 2026 to prevent disasters during the rainy season. Learn the details of this cleanup day and the science behind keeping channels trash-free.

A place to play that also prevents floods? La Paz debuts the Linear Park in La Rinconada and kicks off massive stream cleanups in 2026. Learn how green infrastructure is preparing the city for the future.

No more excuses for trash on the streets! BCS debuts a fleet of "smart" garbage trucks in 2026. Equipped with GPS, cameras, and loudspeakers, discover how urban logistics technology is about to transform your neighborhood.

Does your trash have a second life? La Paz goes all-in with the "More than Recycling" program in 2026. Discover how the city is moving from basic recycling to a circular economy that protects our desert and sea.

Successful rescue in Comondú! A sea lion trapped in fishing nets was saved thanks to a citizen report in Magdalena Bay. Discover the science behind its recovery and the authorities' efforts to protect our marine life in 2026.

How is the law protected in the desert and the sea? PROFEPA deploys an ambitious training program in BCS in 2026. Discover how citizens are becoming the new certified guardians of the environment.

Are we bothering the whales? Specialists call for an end to tourism harassment on BCS coasts in 2026. Learn the rules every visitor must follow for an ethical and safe sighting.

Getting to work for the ocean! Scout Group 2 Albatros and volunteers clean El Paceño beach in 2026. Learn the results of this day and why every small piece of trash removed counts for our bay's health.

Is it possible to revive a dead reef? Cabo Pulmo proves it is. Discover the science behind the 400% growth in its marine biomass and why the world is watching this corner of BCS in 2026.

Why is everyone looking at the sky in BCS? Birdwatching is breaking records in 2026. Discover the science behind migration and the endemic species putting our state on the global ecotourism map.

The desert is blooming! BCS is dressed in colors this March 2026 with the arrival of spring. Learn about the native species transforming our landscape and why this cycle is vital for biodiversity.

The La Paz Inlet is preparing to welcome its most frequent travelers. This March 2026, environmental organizations and research centers invite the community to the Shorebird Festival , an event celebrating the critical importance of Sudcalifornian wetlands as resting and feeding sites on the Pacific Flyway. Featuring activities such as expert-guided sightings, educational workshops, and photography exhibitions, the festival aims to raise awareness about the fragility of these

Field resistance! BCS launches a corn and sorghum planting plan in Valle de Santo Domingo to save livestock from the 2026 drought. Discover the science of forage and how it will reach the ranchers in need.

Is an earthquake coming? The discovery of two oarfish in Cabo San Lucas triggers conspiracy theories. At Bajasur360, we explain the science behind the "Doomsday Fish" and why you shouldn't panic.

The Loreto Bay National Park has witnessed one of the most astonishing events in modern marine biology this March 2026. Researchers and tourists were surprised by the presence of a blue whale with albinism (or leucism), an extremely rare genetic phenomenon in the largest animal on the planet. Affectionately known by the scientific community as "Galleta de Sal" (Salt Cracker), this individual has returned to Sudcalifornian waters, reminding us that the Sea of Cortez remains

More shade, less waste! La Paz adds 300 trees to its urban inventory using treated water for irrigation. Learn how this project fights the heat and saves our drinking water in 2026.