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Nature Reserves By Antonieta Valenzuela Baja California is a unique place where you can find a variety of landscapes: sandy beaches, mountains, pine forests, wetlands, matorral, agaves, volcanoes and amazing sunsets. Due to urban growth, these natural areas are more vulnerable; the habitats of thousands of plants and animals are in danger of being destroyed. That is why at Terra Peninsular we seek to protect natural areas, and one way to do it is through a certificate given by the federal government known as Area Destined for Conservation. Photo byr Vitza Cabrera
Monte Ceniza Nature Reserve Located right in the center of the bay, this is a place where you can see great blue herons, black blants, antelope squirrels, falcons and even coyotes. Photo by Antonieta Valenzuela.
In the region of San Quintin and El Rosario there are 4 certified nature reserves.
Punta Mazo Nature Reserve Punta Mazo is located south of La Chorera in San Quintin. Photo by Alejandro Arias.
There is an interpretive trail and a volcano, it is also very close to the oyster farms. 13
VOL. 6 • NO. 22 • JULY 2021
