This #EarthDay we want to celebrate the work of the “Mujeres de El Dátil”, who are helping to regenerate the critical coastal ecosystem in the land of waves and whales South of the Border in Baja.
Maluhia Kinimaka recently joined the SeaTrees & WILDCOAST team to learn their story of mangrove restoration at this one-of-a-kind UNESCO World Heritage Site and the world’s last undeveloped California gray whale breeding lagoon.
Watch the full film below and click here to learn how you can get involved.