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A group of women restores baby clams in Kino Bay, Sonora

The Mujeres del Mar de Cortés cooperative is bringing life back to the Laguna-Estero de La Cruz through the repopulation of baby clams (rice clams), monitoring and citizen surveillance. Their greatest motivation is to inherit a source of work, food and a healthy ecosystem to their family and community.

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Daniela Reyes·June 24, 2025

A group of women restores baby clams in Kino Bay, Sonora

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Daniela Reyes·June 17, 2025

Pen shell in Kino Bay, the challenge of fishing and repopulating the sea at the same time

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Patricia Ramírez·June 12, 2025

Mothers and seafarers: the nets that are woven where there are no rights

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Daniela Reyes·June 9, 2025

Bitter Water Fishermen and NGOs oppose real estate project in Punta Arena Beach, BCS

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Daniela Reyes·May 28, 2025

To save the oasis, they propose the Todos Santos Public Park in Baja California Sur

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Patricia Ramírez·May 14, 2025

Dependency on natural gas makes El Salto, in Jalisco sick

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Daniela Reyes·May 12, 2025

Surfing in extinction: in Ensenada they fight against the expansion of the El Sauzal port

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Juan Luis García·May 5, 2025

In 2024, Profepa's fines for wastewater discharges soared 85%

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