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Global Conservation’s primary objective on land and sea is to protect the endangered marine ecosystems of the Baja Sur marine corridor from Loreto to East Cape (Boca del Álamo) by alleviating the pressures of illegal fishing, unregulated tourism, overfishing, and increasing marine traffic.
Packed with highlights of conservation successes from around the world at our project sites, this report features the effectiveness that the Global Park Defense and Community Engagement programs have for protecting culturally rich and highly biodiverse natural ecosystems in the most threatened parts of our world—land or sea.
Global Conservation is working to protect the Last 10% of Intact Primary Forests and Marine Ecosystems.
In 2025, Global Conservation made a tremendous impact towards our protection goals across 22 countries and over 20 million acres.