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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.

The whales are here! The sixth census in Ojo de Liebre records more than 440 specimens, marking a successful season for marine life and tourism in Mulegé this 2026.

CONANP reported the first gray whale births in the sanctuaries of Baja California Sur for the 2026 season. This biological milestone confirms the importance of Sudcalifornian lagoons as the world's primary nursery area, highlighting the success of conservation programs and the health of the marine ecosystem on the peninsula.

La Paz Bay is considered a whale shark "nursery," as most of the specimens that visit are juveniles, measuring between 2 and 6 meters. Although the species can reach 22 meters, the bay offers a safe refuge for their growth, attracting thousands of tourists in an activity regulated by CONANP.

A nest of a Leatherback turtle, the world's largest species and in danger of extinction, was located and secured by CONANP in La Ribera, Los Cabos. This exceptional find, occurring in the Cabo Pulmo area, contained 65 eggs that are now under protection. The event highlights the importance of BCS as a sanctuary for marine biodiversity.