The geographic location of the Gulf of California Islands, Flora and Fauna Protection Area and the Espiritu Santo National Park, favors many species that belong to the Californica and Panamica Biogeographic Provinces and the Indio-Pacific region. It is a region with an elevated diversity of reef fish, comparable to locations in the Bahamas, Hawaii and
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Ramón Ojeda Mestre
It is no secret that more than ten thousand years ago our ancestors had already discovered the most beautiful and complex part of the entire American Continent. No other people in any region of the country, such as the Maya or Toltec area, or even the Olmecs, the oldest in southern Mexico, dominated such a
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By Gabriel Fonseca
Just one image captured from space is needed to see that the Mexican California Peninsula is a unique habitat on this planet. The land is impressive for its mountainous spine and the vivid contrast of arid soil and the color of the surrounding sea.
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