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The biodiversity of Baja California Sur is facing a critical moment. Researchers and conservationists have issued a worrying warning this May 2026: the population of the Belding's Yellowthroat (Mascarita Peninsular), a small and vibrant bird that is strictly endemic to our state, has dropped to alarming levels, with an estimated 2,000 individuals left in the wild. This figure places the species in a position of extreme vulnerability, depending entirely on the health of the fe

Farid Dieck praises the conservation of pristine beaches in Baja California Sur. The creator highlights that the state's success in 2026 is having kept its natural paradises safe from massive development through environmental protection.

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.

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 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