MANGROVES

Mangroves are among the world’s greatest carbon sequestering ecosystems, absorbing CO2 from the atmosphere and storing it within their rich soils.

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MANGROVES AS NATURAL BARRIERS

Mangroves provide natural protective barriers against storm surge, coastal flooding and wave erosion for delicate coastlines and communities.

PROTECT

We protect mangrove forests in the Gulf of California, Bahia Magdalena, and Oaxaca through federal zone concessions, blue carbon credits, monitoring and outreach.

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PARTNER

We work in partnership with Mexico's National Commission for Natural Protected Areas, researchers, and local communities to conserve mangrove forests and establish protecting for additional acreage.

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CORAL REEFS

Coral reefs play an important role in sustaining our oceans and global economies. WILDCOAST is working to conserve coral reefs throughout Mexico and Cuba by establishing protected areas and promoting reef stewardship and education.

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WHALES

The gray whale winters and breeds in Baja’s warm, pristine lagoons—an area threatened by industrial development. Together with the local government and conservation groups, WILDCOAST is defending this vital shoreline.

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CLIMATE CHANGE

As global temperatures rise, sea levels are climbing. In partnership with Mexico’s National Commission for Protected Natural Areas, WILDCOAST is helping conserve thousands of acres of carbon-storing mangroves in northwest Mexico.

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COASTAL WETLANDS

In 1971 the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands of International Importance was signed as an international treaty for worldwide wetland conservation. Wetlands are recognized for their ecological importance on a global scale, acting as buffers for coastal communities and providing important habitat for thousands of species.

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WILDLANDS

Spanning the Baja California peninsula are millions of acres of protected areas that include open ocean, rugged islands, mangrove lagoons and wilderness coastline.

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SEA TURTLES

Sea turtles are key to healthy oceans but now face extinction. WILDCOAST is conserving sea turtles by protecting nesting beaches, addressing poaching and support local communities in sustainable practices.

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OCEANS

From the rugged coast of Northern California to the vibrant shores of Oaxaca and across borders, the oceans connect us all. Our programs establish new marine protected areas, deter poachers and build conservation capacity in local communities.

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MANGROVES

MANGROVES AS NATURAL BARRIERS

PROTECT

PARTNER

Where We Work

Our Impact

100

acres of mangrove forest restored in Laguna San Ignacio

120,000

mangrove seedlings planted in restoration sites

71,374

acres of mangrove forests are being protected in northwest Mexico

325

miles of shoreline around mangrove forests protected

10,000+

students and community members engaged as mangrove conservation stewards

DONATE

Volunteer

In the Wild

The Magic of Laguna San Ignacio

Baja Salvaje

The Laguna San Ignacio Conservation Alliance

WILD OAXACA – A Conservation Success Story

WILDCOAST ON NATIONAL NBC NEWS

Blue Carbon Farming in Baja California Is One Key Step In Fighting Climate Change

MORE OF OUR WORK

CORAL REEFS

Coral reefs play an important role in sustaining our oceans and global economies. WILDCOAST is working to conserve coral reefs throughout Mexico and Cuba by establishing protected areas and promoting reef stewardship and education.

WHALES

The gray whale winters and breeds in Baja’s warm, pristine lagoons—an area threatened by industrial development. Together with the local government and conservation groups, WILDCOAST is defending this vital shoreline.

CLIMATE CHANGE

As global temperatures rise, sea levels are climbing. In partnership with Mexico’s National Commission for Protected Natural Areas, WILDCOAST is helping conserve thousands of acres of carbon-storing mangroves in northwest Mexico.

COASTAL WETLANDS

WILDLANDS

Spanning the Baja California peninsula are millions of acres of protected areas that include open ocean, rugged islands, mangrove lagoons and wilderness coastline.

SEA TURTLES

Sea turtles are key to healthy oceans but now face extinction. WILDCOAST is conserving sea turtles by protecting nesting beaches, addressing poaching and support local communities in sustainable practices.

OCEANS

From the rugged coast of Northern California to the vibrant shores of Oaxaca and across borders, the oceans connect us all. Our programs establish new marine protected areas, deter poachers and build conservation capacity in local communities.

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MANGROVES

MANGROVES AS NATURAL BARRIERS

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PROTECT

PARTNER

Where We Work

Our Impact

100

acres of mangrove forest restored in Laguna San Ignacio

120,000

mangrove seedlings planted in restoration sites

71,374

acres of mangrove forests are being protected in northwest Mexico

325

miles of shoreline around mangrove forests protected

10,000+

students and community members engaged as mangrove conservation stewards

DONATE

Volunteer

In the Wild

The Magic of Laguna San Ignacio

Baja Salvaje

The Laguna San Ignacio Conservation Alliance

WILD OAXACA – A Conservation Success Story

WILDCOAST ON NATIONAL NBC NEWS

Blue Carbon Farming in Baja California Is One Key Step In Fighting Climate Change

MORE OF OUR WORK

CORAL REEFS

Coral reefs play an important role in sustaining our oceans and global economies. WILDCOAST is working to conserve coral reefs throughout Mexico and Cuba by establishing protected areas and promoting reef stewardship and education.

WHALES

The gray whale winters and breeds in Baja’s warm, pristine lagoons—an area threatened by industrial development. Together with the local government and conservation groups, WILDCOAST is defending this vital shoreline.

CLIMATE CHANGE

As global temperatures rise, sea levels are climbing. In partnership with Mexico’s National Commission for Protected Natural Areas, WILDCOAST is helping conserve thousands of acres of carbon-storing mangroves in northwest Mexico.

COASTAL WETLANDS

WILDLANDS

Spanning the Baja California peninsula are millions of acres of protected areas that include open ocean, rugged islands, mangrove lagoons and wilderness coastline.

SEA TURTLES

Sea turtles are key to healthy oceans but now face extinction. WILDCOAST is conserving sea turtles by protecting nesting beaches, addressing poaching and support local communities in sustainable practices.

OCEANS

From the rugged coast of Northern California to the vibrant shores of Oaxaca and across borders, the oceans connect us all. Our programs establish new marine protected areas, deter poachers and build conservation capacity in local communities.