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CLIMATE CHANGE PROGRAM


The Climate Change Program’s main objective is to carry out research actions to identify the effects of climate change, help understand which human populations, fisheries and aquaculture areas are the most vulnerable to this change and help improve the adaptive capacity of the fishing sector.

See video Climate Change Program Fact Sheet

In Mexico, climate change is already impacting the life, habitats, and well-being of coastal communities, particularly in the northwestern region of Mexico where CEDO works

This is why, as researchers, we generate and disseminate information that will support our goal with a focus on the effects of climate change on fisheries, aquaculture and coastal communities.

Download Climate Change Program
Fact Sheet

CONSERVATION, BIODIVERSITY AND CITIZEN SCIENCE


The main objective of the Conservation, Biodiversity and Citizen Science Program is to consolidate voluntary citizen networks, trained and certified to monitor biodiversity in the Northern and Upper Gulf of California and collaborate efficiently to restore landscapes and protect priority species.

See video Conservation, Biodiversity and Citizen Science Program Fact Sheet

DESERT BIRDS MONITORING EVENTS IN THE PINACATE Y GRAN DESIERTO DE ALTAR BIOSPHERE RESERVE

CALIFORNIA SEA LION (Zalophus californianus) MONITORING EVENTS ON SAN JORGE ISLAND

LEAST TERN (Sternula antillarum) MONITORING EVENTS IN BARRA SAN JORGE

HUMAN USES MONITORING EVENT IN SAN JORGE ISLAND

SUSTAINABLE FISHERIES AND AQUACULTURE PROGRAM


The Fisheries and Sustainable Aquaculture Program main objective is to promote and advise the regional and national fishing sector so that one third of the annual regional productions of commercial fisheries are produced and marketed with social responsibility and fair-trade models developed by fishing improvement and certification projects.

See video SUSTAINABLE FISHERIES AND AQUACULTURE Fact Sheet

FISHING PRODUCTION

77% of the fishing production in Mexico is obtained from the Pacific Ocean

GULF OF CALIFORNIA

And of this percentage, 80% comes from the Gulf of California.

FISHERIES AND SPECIES

Through 17 main fisheries and 131 species, including crab, clam, and shrimp.

COMMUNITY WELL-BEING


The Community Well-being Program main objective is to strengthen the communities of the Northern Gulf of California with tools and practices that allow them to identify their problems and self-manage nature-based solutions to improve well-being. We focus mainly on women and youth for more resilient communities.

See video Community Well-being Program Program Fact Sheet

We work
the following strategic lines:

Strengthening

Community Resilience

Promoting

Governance

Strengthening

Capacities

Empowerment

Women, Youth and the Elderly

EDUCATION, OUTREACH AND COMMUNICATION PROGRAM


The Fisheries and Sustainable Aquaculture Program main objective is to promote and advise the regional and national fishing sector so that one third of the annual regional productions of commercial fisheries are produced and marketed with social responsibility and fair-trade models developed by fishing improvement and certification projects.

See video EDUCATION, OUTREACH AND COMMUNICATION Fact Sheet