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News and commentary about the natural history, environmental conditions, and conservation aspects of the Baja region of Mexico's Sea of Cortez

Added on: Apr 3rd, 2007
Country: United States
Language: English

Author: SeaCortez
Listed in: Travel Scuba Diving
Tags: travel Mexico biology scuba baja sea of cortez

Recent Posts

A few nudibranchs from our last trip

Posted on Tuesday July 21st, 2009 at 22:15
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Posted on Monday January 19th, 2009 at 15:20

With the winter and spring camping season upon us in Baja, I wanted to put up an offer from the Good Sam Club that offers half priced camping and RV parking. I don't know about its applicability in Baja, but it might be worth a look for you serious ...
Name that Cetacean

Posted on Sunday June 22nd, 2008 at 20:53

We encountered this small pod of cetaceans a little while ago at Isla Cerralvo near the dive site of La Reyna. We never got close enough to make a good identification, but did get a few shots through a long telephoto lens. The general consensus on ...
Moderate Earthquake Shakes Baja

Posted on Monday February 11th, 2008 at 09:48

A moderate earthquake shook northern Baja Mexico this past Friday. Centered about sixteen miles southeast of Mexicali and 100 miles east of Tijuana, the quake registered a magnitude of 5.4. At least fifteen aftershocks were also felt, including fou...
New Features at SeaCortez.com

Posted on Wednesday January 30th, 2008 at 13:19

Just a quick post to let everyone know that we have added a user image gallery at Seacortez.com! You can now set up your own picture galleries and post images in the forums. We are looking forward to seeing everyones (Sea of Cortez related) photos!...
Sperm Whales & Advanced Diving at Tortuga

Posted on Friday December 7th, 2007 at 15:32

As Isla Tortuga begins to grow large in the horizon, all eyes continue to scan the smooth waters of the Sea of Cortez. Although we are all tired from a four hour crossing from the mainland of Mexico, we have seen many pods of dolphins, jumping sail...