Birds of Loreto: a talk to observe, learn, and connect
At Conserva Loreto, we shared an enriching talk about the marine and coastal birds that inhabit our[…]
Love for Nature: A Walk in Sierra La Giganta
At Conserva Loreto, we celebrated Valentine’s Day in a meaningful way—by connecting with nature through a guided[…]
The Story Beneath Our Feet: Geology of Isla del Carmen
At Conserva Loreto, we had the opportunity to host an engaging talk on the geology of Isla[…]
Dancing in the Desert: Flowers, Butterflies, and Life After the Rain
At Conserva Loreto, we had the pleasure of hosting the talk “Dancing in the Desert: Flowers and[…]
Hike to Cajón Canyon
A special guided hike to Cajón Canyon, a hidden treasure nestled in the majestic Sierra de la[…]
Urban Nature Challenge – Fall 2025
Loreto came together once again to celebrate the life that surrounds us, and the results speak for[…]
Rare Plant Inventory in BCS
During the month of October, we carried out the first formal inventory of rare, endemic, and endangered[…]
Pitaya Monitoring: Conserving the Jewels of the Desert
From June through September, we began monitoring sweet pitayas and sour pitayas in Baja California Sur as[…]
Itinerant Culture and Nature Project
We launched this itinerant culture and nature project in collaboration with the National Institute of Anthropology and[…]
CONTÁCTANOS
Calle Profr. Manuel Davis Ramírez, Entre Calles Modesto Sánchez Mayón y Misioneros.
Colonia El Jaral.
Loreto Baja California Sur.
Teléfono: 613 124 5845
Email: [email protected]
SÉ PARTE DEL CAMBIO
Estamos comprometidos con la protección y fortalecimiento de las áreas de conservación en Loreto, trabajamos en beneficio de las personas y la biodiversidad local para asegurar un entorno natural sostenible.
CONTACT US
Prof. Manuel Davis Ramírez Street, Between Modesto Sánchez Mayón and Misioneros Streets.
El Jaral Neighborhood.
Telephone: 613 124 5845
Email: [email protected]
BE PART OF THE CHANGE
We are committed to the protection and strengthening of conservation areas in Loreto, we work for the benefit of people and local biodiversity to ensure a sustainable natural environment.
© 2026 Conserva Loreto.
© 2026 Conserva Loreto.