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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.

In a coordinated effort by wildlife specialists and environmental authorities, a sea lion pup was rescued and given emergency treatment after being found with deep neck wounds caused by entanglement in a fishing net. This unfortunate incident, recorded on the coasts of Baja California this March 2026, once again highlights the serious issue of "ghost fishing" and the devastating impact that plastic waste and abandoned fishing gear have on our peninsula's marine fauna. The pup

Why is the whole world diving into La Paz in 2026? Discover the secrets of the Espíritu Santo Archipelago and the science behind the biodiversity explosion turning the capital into the global diving mecca.

Are we bothering the whales? Specialists call for an end to tourism harassment on BCS coasts in 2026. Learn the rules every visitor must follow for an ethical and safe sighting.

Getting to work for the ocean! Scout Group 2 Albatros and volunteers clean El Paceño beach in 2026. Learn the results of this day and why every small piece of trash removed counts for our bay's health.

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.

Loreto protects its paradise! The municipality joins the "Ola Azul" 2026 initiative with a massive cleanup of streams and beaches. United for a plastic-free sea in BCS.

Authorities and scientists rescue the remains of a gray whale in Puerto Chale. The skeleton will be used for research and education, strengthening the culture of conservation in BCS in 2026.

SEMARNAT and Clean Up BCS launch "Blue Wave," a simultaneous statewide mega-cleanup across all 5 municipalities. A historic collective action to protect BCS beaches and seas in 2026.

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.