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The San Javier community has joined the Permanent Cleaning Program in Loreto to strengthen the conservation of its historical and natural environment. With the participation of citizens and authorities, the program aims to improve the oasis's urban image and promote a sustainable tourism model in the Sierra de la Giganta during 2026.

A new Species Conservation and Reproduction Center is projected for the Sierra La Laguna Biosphere Reserve. The project aims to protect Baja California Sur's endemic biodiversity through scientific research and breeding programs, strengthening ecosystem resilience to climate change during 2026.

The community of Miraflores, in the municipality of Los Cabos, has taken a significant step toward beautifying its surroundings and environmental preservation through an urban reforestation day. During this event, neighbors and local authorities joined forces to plant bougainvilleas across the main streets and public spaces of the delegation. This initiative not only aims to enhance the visual aesthetics of this picturesque town but also to strengthen local identity by using

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, Baja California Sur.- The Civil Protection Directorate of Baja California Sur has issued a preventive alert for the state's mountainous regions, warning of a sharp drop in temperatures that could reach lows of up to 6°C in the coming days. This warning is a reminder of the unique and contrasting geography of BCS, where the desert meets the mountains, creating microclimates that host a vast and singular biodiversity away from the constant heat of the beaches. The alert

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.

An initiative called "Nuestro Futuro" (Our Future), driven by local leaders in BCS and the Pacific Whale Foundation, seeks to have Mexico recognize whales as "non-human persons" and grant them Rights of Nature. The measure is based on their role as "ecosystem engineers" and their vital contribution to carbon capture.

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 study led by UC Santa Cruz and published in *Science* reveals an alarming 40% decline in megafauna (sharks, rays, totoabas) in the Gulf of California over 80 years, mainly due to overfishing. Experts urge strengthening conservation to reverse the trend.

Los Cabos will host the first marine farm with "shell nurse" artificial reefs, a Japanese technique pioneering outside Japan. The Coppel Foundation, JICA, and SEPUIMM signed the agreement after the success of a pilot in La Paz, which doubled the fish population and now hosts 38 species in two years. The project will expand from 200 to 1,000 structures.

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.

Los Cabos has been named a "Bird City," the second in Mexico with this international certification, a recognition of its conservation efforts that will be enhanced with the launch of a new avitourism guide.

A new initiative in the Congress of Baja California Sur aims to create the "crime against environmental management" to criminally punish officials who grant illegal permits that cause environmental damage.