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La Paz International Airport is recognized with the "Desplastifícate" distinction in 2026. The terminal becomes a national leader by eliminating single-use plastics in favor of the South Californian environment.

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.

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.

Is cleaning beaches the solution? In La Paz, experts claim that collection days are insufficient without environmental education. Discover why BCS needs an urgent cultural shift 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.

La Paz City Council finishes waste management training for 2026 Carnival vendors. A key strategy for achieving a clean, sustainable, and environmentally responsible celebration.

As part of the World Environment Day celebrations, the La Paz City Council led an educational fair designed to raise awareness among new generations about the importance of preserving local biodiversity. The event featured various interactive stands where municipal departments and civil organizations showcased recycling projects, water conservation, and the protection of endemic species. This day aims to transform public perception of natural resources, turning technical info

Milena Quiroga delivered a community garden in Puerto Chale that already produces 960 vegetables. This project seeks to strengthen food security and sustainability in the coastal area, allowing families to grow their own food and boost the local economy in 2026.

Fishermen in the Upper Gulf of California urge official regulation of hake fishing to prevent overexploitation. In the absence of NOM-020, the sector seeks to protect the resource and access international certifications to export to premium markets in 2026.

In an effort to mitigate the water crisis that historically affects the region, the General Directorate of Municipal Public Services of La Paz has consolidated a vital strategy at the start of 2026: the massive reuse of treated water. Through the program known as the "Purple Tanker" (Pipa Púrpura), more than 210,000 liters of this resource have been utilized for urban maintenance tasks that previously consumed freshwater. This measure not only optimizes the management of the

Baja California Sur leads national production of giant squid, reaching nearly 20,000 tons in the current season, according to SEPUI. The activity, centered in the Mulegé-Santa Rosalía zone, generates significant economic benefits, jobs, and exports, while legal and sustainable fishing is promoted in coordination with CONAPESCA.