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UABCS promotes the "Hunt Photos, Not Species" program in La Paz, training citizens in nature photography and citizen science to document local wildlife for research, conservation, and sustainable ecotourism purposes.

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 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

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.

The Cave of the Two Windows is a must-see destination on Espiritu Santo Island, La Paz. Accessible only by sea and after a hike, this geological formation offers spectacular views of the Sea of Cortez through its two natural openings. It is vital to visit with certified guides, as it is a Natural Protected Area requiring special permits for tourism.