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Articles by Yehuda Ben-Hamo
A FUN WAY TO HELP WILDCOAST Conserve Important Coastal Wetlands
Blue Carbon | Wetlands 17th Annual Batiquitos Lagoon Kayak Fundraiser & Cleanup Event Between the cities of Encinitas and Carlsbad in North County San Diego lies Batiquitos Lagoon. This beautiful coastal wetland is home to myriad species of fish, birds, and plants, and the carbon-storing superpowers of its seagrass beds and salt marshes act as a natural solution to climate change.
Wonders of Islas Marías: The Unsung Archipelago
Roughly 100 miles (160 km) northwest of Cape Corrientes and about 230 miles (370 km) southeast of the tip of Baja California Peninsula, lies the unspoiled beauty of the Islas Marías archipelago, a remarkable Biosphere Reserve and UNESCO world heritage site consisting of rugged rocky cliffs, mangroves, endemic species and vibrant coral reefs. The stunning island sanctuary is home to a unique range of birds, reptiles, mammals, and marine life found nowhere else on Earth.
11th ANNUAL BAJA BASH
Community | Uncategorized Don’t Miss San Diego’s Best Party for Ocean Conservation San Diego’s Top Sustainable Chefs, Solento Tequila, Guadalupe Valley + Napa Wines, Baja Brewing Craft Beers, Live Music & More WILDCOAST has partnered with some of San Diego’s finest chefs who share a commitment to sustainability and protecting our oceans. We can’t wait to taste their gourmet bites and celebrate conservation at our summer event.
The Magic of Laguna San Ignacio
Mangroves | Whales Written by WILDCOAST’s Executive Director, Serge Dedina Ph.D. Just last month, I was on a panga cruising the calm mid-morning waters of Laguna San Ignacio, the most pristine gray whale sanctuary on the Baja California Peninsula. My boatmates were high school students from a nearby fishing village. They shrieked with delight when six grays formed a semi-circle around us.
Baja Salvaje w/ Pau Tussie
Ballenas | Cambio Climatico | Manglares | Mangroves WILDCOAST and the Conservation Success Story of Laguna San Ignacio Make National Headlines in Mexico Every year, eastern Pacific gray whales migrate thousands of miles from Alaskan waters to lagoons off the Baja California Peninsula, the longest mammal migration on Earth. Gray whales visit the lagoon to mate; one year later, the mothers return to the same waters to have their calves. Most Alaskan gray whales are actually born in Mexico.
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