The recent celebration of the 4th Blue Whale Festival offered the perfect moment to reflect on what it means to remain a true marine sanctuary.
Coastal Restoration
Our Friendly Neighborhood Crab
La Negrita Beach Clean Up
Marine Park Reef Restoration
Reef Site Remediation
In March 2022, the yacht VIXIT ran aground on an island reef in the Loreto Bay National Park, causing damage to coral reefs where 12 species of whales congregate every year. Thanks to the efforts of many individuals and organizations, including Keep Loreto Magical and The Ocean Foundation, the damage was assessed and remediated.
Park Passes on Sale at La Cholla Market!
Murals Celebrating our Loreto Bay National Park
Revisiting the Beauty, Heritage and Community of Loreto
“As I stepped off the plane onto the tarmac, I took that first deep breath, inhaling the unique scent of where the desert meets the sea.”
During a recent visit to Loreto, Mark Spalding, President of The Ocean Foundation, shared these observations of Loreto’s majestic natural resources and the efforts to protect them, by Keep Loreto Magical and the Loreto Bay National Park staff.