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In 2026, La Paz Mayor Milena Quiroga debunks rumors about constructions and water privatization in the Sierra de la Laguna after an inspection, reaffirming the absolute defense of the reserve.

In 2026, BCS reaffirms its importance as a key refuge for thousands of migratory birds. The state's wetlands are vital stops on the Pacific Flyway that we must protect.

The dizzying growth of Los Cabos in 2026 threatens to collapse public services and the natural environment. Specialists demand a new development model that balances tourism success with social justice and environmental protection.

The BCS Congress urges SEMARNAT to revoke orca watching permits for foreigners, citing administrative irregularities. They aim to prioritize local operators and curb excessive urban development in Todos Santos in 2026.

Baja California Sur opens a participatory process to design its State Biodiversity Strategy. The state government invites citizens and experts to propose key actions to protect the peninsula's ecosystems and ensure sustainable development.

The General Directorate of Ecology and Environment of Los Cabos has issued a blunt warning: there will be no more tolerance for those who use arroyos (seasonal streams) and natural watercourses as clandestine dumps. With the 2026 hurricane and rainy season approaching, authorities have intensified surveillance in these critical areas, stating that any individual or company caught dumping waste, debris, or household trash will face significant fines and severe administrative s

Baja California Sur is promoting an initiative to regionalize industrial fishing permits. The goal is to grant the state greater autonomy in managing its marine resources, protecting sport fishing species and ensuring the long-term sustainability of the sector.

A young diver from La Paz goes viral after rescuing a seagull tangled at the Malecon. His story highlights the importance of environmental awareness, marine wildlife protection, and the promotion of a healthy lifestyle in Baja California Sur.

The Los Cabos City Council promotes a massive trash removal and cleaning program to eliminate infection centers, prevent diseases such as Dengue, and transform the municipality's urban image through citizen participation.

COEPRIS rules out sanitary risk at Chileno Beach after confirming that the contamination report was due to a technical leak in a desalination plant, with no presence of raw sewage. The beach maintains its Blue Flag certification and is safe for swimmers.

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.

Sports fishing in Baja California Sur reaches record economic revenue in 2026, establishing itself as a financial pillar that balances high-end tourism with marine conservation through the catch-and-release model.

The new Animal Care and Welfare Center in Los Cabos has reached 32% construction progress, aiming to become a regional leader in public health, environmental education, and animal protection to enhance the ecological balance of the area.

Clean beaches, everyone's commitment! Mayor Milena Quiroga reinforces cleaning crews in La Paz for this 2026 Easter Week. Find out how work is being done to protect our coasts from the massive tourist impact.

Happy ending at sea! Experts successfully free humpback whales trapped in fishing nets in BCS this 2026. After hours of dangerous maneuvers, the ocean giants returned to freedom thanks to the intervention of specialized teams.

Are we breathing clean air in La Paz? Milena Quiroga acknowledges that CFE emissions are a pending challenge but trusts that the federal energy strategy will clean our skies in 2026. Learn the science and the plan.

United for water! The BCS Government and CROC sign a historic pact to build dams and conserve soils. Discover how this alliance will protect our aquifers and generate jobs 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.

Carnaval La Paz 2026 , "The World of Illusions," stood out not only for its joy and color but also for setting a new standard in marine environment care. Municipal authorities and civil organizations reported positive results following the implementation of an ambitious environmental strategy designed to protect the Malecón ecosystem. Through the installation of waste separation points, constant cleaning brigades, and the regulation of single-use plastics among vendors, the t