about Baja California Sur
In Baja California Sur, the desert runs straight into the sea. Whale sharks feed just offshore, gray whales nurse calves in sheltered bays, and huge sea lion colonies patrol rocky islets. On land, dry mountains hide canyons full of cactus and cardón, while along the coast, small towns act as launch points for diving, whale watching, and the kind of ocean encounters that have made the Sea of Cortez legendary.
case studies
Field reports from the solutions and teams we worked with here.
Restoring the Gulf: Dr. James Ketchum Brings Science and Conservation Together to Protect his Home 
Porfiria’s Story: Redefining shark conservation by turning fishermen into ocean guardians in Baja California Sur Saving Cabo Pulmo, Mexico’s 20,000 year old reef: Judith’s story SSI x Edges of Earth: Tauchen in unberührten Ozeanen in Cabo Pulmo 
The Devil is in Baja 
A Year of Stories Tagging Hammerheads 
field logs
Personal dispatches from the field — what it was actually like.
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