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Magdalena Bay, BCS: a sanctuary without protection from industrial fishing

Magdalena Bay is home to one of the greatest marine riches in Baja California Sur, but the lack of protection over its waters allows industrial fishing activities that organizations and tourism providers consider incompatible with the conservation of key species such as the gray whale.

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Daniela Reyes·June 8, 2026

Magdalena Bay, BCS: a sanctuary without protection from industrial fishing

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Emilio Avendaño·April 6, 2026

From two to six groups in three months: this is how illegal fishing was reactivated off the coast of La Paz

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Daniela Reyes·January 27, 2026

Fishermen from the Upper Gulf urge the entry into force of the NOM that regulates the capture of hake

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Daniela Reyes·January 19, 2026

Contested and annulled: what is happening with the sanctions issued by Conapesca in Mexico?

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Emilio Godoy·November 10, 2025

History of climate breaches weighs on COP30 in Belém

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Juan Luis García·October 21, 2025

Professors and students from Mexico participate in a global marine monitoring project

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Daniela Reyes·October 14, 2025

Exiles from the sea: divers are left with sequelae of decompression sickness due to safety failures

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Daniela Reyes·September 18, 2025

Dispute over Cerritos Beach, BCS: service providers ask Semarnat to tidy up the area

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