OUR MISSION
To protect and conserve our natural and cultural environment by empowering civil society and government to jointly create healthy and prosperous communities.
OUR VISION
Communities believe their quality of life is related to the health and vitality of the environment and citizens act accordingly.
OUR COMMITMENT
Eco-Alianza believes that everyone living in or visiting Loreto must be part of the solution.
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Soundings May 2019
The day after Earth Day, 2019, Mexico's federal register published a revised Bay of Loreto National Park Management Plan – abrogating the 2002 version and making official the results of an extensive process that began more than 10 years ago, when numerous public hearings and participative processes in and around Loreto developed a community consensus.
Soundings March 2019
Anticipation is building for Eco-Alianza's second annual One Ocean Film Festival. In last month's Soundings we announced the four feature films we've planned for this year's two-night festival. In addition, we are pleased to announce that Friday night's line-up will begin with an introduction by director Eréndira Valle of La Paz, who will screen her 12-minute short film, Whale Sharks of La Paz. The documentary explores conservation efforts to protect these massive creatures in the southern part of our state.
Soundings February 2019
Plan to be at Eco-Alianza’s CenCoMA headquarters on Thursday at 5 p.m., as Marine Biologist Christian Raúl Torres Romero recounts details of his six research trips to the Biosphere Reserve of Isla Guadalupe, 220 miles southwest of Ensenada.
Eco-Alianza de Loreto, A.C., is an NGO, founded in 2007. In 2025, we completed NGOsource’s Equivalency Determination process that certifies our organization is equivalent to a U.S. public charity. This can make it easier for companies and funders based in the United States to collaborate with our organization. .
Eco-Alianza priorities are to protect the Bay of Loreto National Park and all of its islands that are part of the Protected Areas of the Gulf of California UNESCO World Heritage site and its terrestrial surroundings.
Eco-Alianza continues to build strong partnerships with other NGOs, government agencies, local government and national and international academic institutions. We conduct water quality monitoring and raise public awareness of the value of the area’s marine, coastal, and terrestrial habitats to foster environmental research and Environmental Education programs resulting in a better and healthier life for its citizens.
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Eco-Alianza believes that everyone living in or visiting Loreto must be part of the solution.