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.
Latest News
Soundings September 2018
As we reported last month, Eco-Alianza supporters have made possible the continuation of a program to protect and monitor the nests of the marine park's Green Sea Turtles (Chelonia mydas). As of “press time,” Sea Turtle nest monitors have documented and protected 28 nests on nine beaches, including La Pinta, Oasis, Salinitas, Nopoló, Juncalito, El Taste, Ligui, Estero Las Lisas, and Ensenada Blanca.
Soundings August 2018
Sea Turtles nesting on coastal beaches within the Bay of Loreto National Park (PNBL) will benefit from an important decision made earlier this month. A group of Eco-Alianza supporters banded together to fund a conservation proposal put forth by six Mexican nationals who live in coastal beach communities, nearby PNBL's most active Sea Turtle nesting beaches.
Soundings July 2018
As reported in last month's Soundings, Eco-Alianza is collaborating with 14 other local and regional organizations and associations, and with local government, in a new alliance called #LoretoIdeal. The main idea behind the initiative is to join hands with other stakeholders who are interested in assessing and addressing some of the major challenges standing in the way of a sustainable and prosperous Loreto.
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.
Thank you kindly for your support from all of us at Eco-Alianza .
Eco-Alianza believes that everyone living in or visiting Loreto must be part of the solution.