By Megan Rogers, Eco-Alianza Intern with contributions by Eco-Alianza staff
More than 50 volunteers rolled up their sleeves on July 14 at the Santispac beach o... Read More...
Coastal Loreto Bay National Park Fishing at small-scale commercial trade
At the Loreto Bay National Park Fishing is carried out by several low-scale commercia... Read More...
Loreto Bay National Park Fishing is one of the main activities at the park, and in accordance with the federal fisheries legislation, the socioeconomic activity... Read More...
Sustainable management of protected fisheries at the Bay of Loreto National Park
Sea cucumber (Isostichopus fuscus) and the rock scallop (Spondylus calcifer), ... Read More...
A UNESCO Global Geopark is a natural protected area meeting the specific criteria for uniqueness and aesthetic importance of geological heritage.
A geopa... Read More...
Harvest of chocolate clams (megapitaria squalida) is one of the most important bivalve fisheries in Baja California. In Loreto it is without a doubt a fundament... Read More...
Ecological entrepreneurs, an alternative future, with alternative actions...
For almost 8 years Eco-Alianza has been exploring ways to create and strengthen ti... Read More...
Eco-Alianza has reached beyond the Mexican/USA border to initiate a Sister Park/Sister Reserve
The relationship will be between The Bay of Loreto National Park... Read More...
The Chocolate clam (Laevicardium squalida) is one of the most important bivalve fisheries in Baja California Sur. And is Loreto's gastronomic tradition, a famou... Read More...
