| El Hijo del Santo vs. Los Enemigos del Mar |
 After being made aware of the many dangers that threat our oceans in the face of overfishing, pollution and the extinction of marine species, Legendary Mexican wrestler “El Hijo del Santo”, decided to put his fame and power of speech at the service of our precious marine resources.
Throughout 2007 and 2008 El Hijo del Santo carried out a comprehensive campaign to halt sea turtle consumption in Mexico, promote Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) in California, empower people to clean the Tijuana River, and support gray whale conservation in Baja California.
Don't miss out on this campaign’s day-to-day progress. From the friendly whales in Baja California, to the vulnerable turtles in Mexican coasts and the “Colonias” in Tijuana, we promise you too will want to be a part of this “Lucha” to defend the ocean. |
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The sea is an essential part of life on this planet and we depend on it in many ways.
Unfortunately pollution, poorly planned development of the coast, overfishing and a lack of administration threaten this treasure. ser quantities.
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Marine protected areas with solid scientific bases have proved to be the solution to preserving and restoring marine life. These areas help to restore the ecosystems that still exist and leave most of the coastal water open for fishing.
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The Sea of Cortez, declared a world heritage site by UNESCO, is one of the most beautiful and richest places on the planet, and was once baptized by Jacques Cousteau as "the aquarium of the world." Everyone should be enjoying this diverse treasure for generations to come.
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The California Congress passed a law that requires the creation of marine protected areas. We are aiming at a well-designed network, following the example of the Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary and Monterrey Bay National Marine Sactuary.
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Be part of the team. Sign our petition!
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"Saving the Gray Whale: People, Politics, and Conservation in Baja California" written by WiLDCOAST Executive Director Serge Dedina Ph.D.
