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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.

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.

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.

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.

After several days of arduous work and high technical precision, specialists from the Whale Disentanglement Assistance Network ( RABEN ) successfully freed a humpback whale that was trapped in fishing nets in the waters of Baja California Sur. The initial report mobilized rescue brigades in the Los Cabos area, who faced variable weather conditions and the specimen's erratic behavior—factors that typically complicate these high-risk maneuvers. The release represents a triumph

The coasts have a voice! Learn about "Voceros del Mar," the program transforming marine protection in BCS through community participation and ecological restoration 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.

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.

Puerto Chale reports an extraordinary season with over 160 gray whales in its bay. The high influx of cetaceans positions this destination as an ecotourism leader in 2026, boosting the local economy under strict environmental protection protocols.

Milena Quiroga delivered a community garden in Puerto Chale that already produces 960 vegetables. This project seeks to strengthen food security and sustainability in the coastal area, allowing families to grow their own food and boost the local economy 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