Partners in Preservation

As the world's leader in eco-adventures to the Baja region, we lead by example in protecting Baja's premier natural resource--its land and sea environment.

With our preservation partners, we have been instrumental in offering educational programs, creating nature reserves in the Sea of Cortez, protecting wildlife ranging from whales and other marine life, and conserving cave paintings and archeological sites that date back thousands of years.

Along with The Nature Conservancy, we recently led the effort to obtain funding for the creation of the Isla Espiritu Santo Natural Marine Park , preserving a critical habitat and limiting access with user fees and permits.

We invite you to learn more about our partners' efforts to protect and preserve this globally significant ecological area by clicking on the links below. Or better yet, learn how you can Become a Friend of Wild Baja by donating online or by mail to this important campaign.

The International Community Foundation (www.icfdn.org) is a U.S.-based public charity. It increases charitable giving and volunteerism across U.S. borders to benefit nonprofit organizations and communities, primarily in Baja California . Several of its fundraising campaigns benefit specific environmental causes, including the Friends of Baja campaign, which is supported by Baja Expeditions, Inc.

FOSANP: Fund for the Protected Areas in Southern Baja California (www.fosanp.org) conserves the natural heritage of Baja California Sur by supporting and strengthening conservation actions in its natural protected areas to benefit the local inhabitants, visitors and future generations. FOSANP is managed by a local not-for-profit conservation organization, NIPARAJA, A.C. Tim Means, the founder and owner of Baja Expeditions, Inc. is a founding board member of Niparaja.

The Nature Conservancy (www.tnc.org) works in partnership with Mexico 's conservationists to save its rich natural heritage and unparalleled biological diversity. Since 1988, The Nature Conservancy has helped protect more than 8 million acres in Mexico .

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