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GUIDING PRINCIPLES:
Our Commitment to Inclusion
Eco-Alianza believes that everyone living in or visiting Loreto
must be part of the solution. Accordingly, a commitment will be
made to make all literature and outreach bilingual in both English and Spanish to respect the cultural and language differences of its diverse constituency. Eco-Alianza has a Board of Directors that is actively representating all facets of the Loreto community
including Loreto natives, second home buyers, retirees and out
of town visitors with a commitment to Loreto.
GOALS AND OBJECTIVES:
Outreach and Education:
- Promote international collaboration between non-profit organizations committed to protecting and preserving fragile eco-systems in the Bahía de Loreto.
- Increase public awareness of the importance and value of living eco-systems (coastal, terrestrial and marine) and groundwater resources in the Bahía de Loreto.
- Promote the enforcement of the environmental laws of the Municipality of Loreto.
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Increase scientific understanding and knowledge of coastal, marine and terrestrial ecosystems in the Bahía de Loreto region through expanded research collaboration with academic institutions and non-profit organizations working in Mexico and internationally.
» Support water quality monitoring in the Bahía de
Loreto as part of the WATERKEEPER® ALLIANCE.
» Support urban planning.
» Support historical preservation.
Advocacy:
- Strengthen grassroots community-based efforts to protect coastal, marine and terrestrial eco-systems.
- Monitor enforcement programs.
- Promote public advocacy at the local, state and federal levels of government to protect and preserve the coastal, marine and terrestrial eco-systems in the greater Municipality of Loreto as well as smart growth.
- Design, develop and assist to implement strategies for the expansion of marine protected status for priority conservation areas adjacent to the Bay of Loreto National Park.
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THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD
Eco-Alianza’s board members have a broad base of expertise and experience. The member’s professions range from the fields of education, marine biology, architecture, non-profits working internationally and in Mexico, engineering, environmental law, design, real estate, eco-tourism, publishing, marketing and resort development. All Members share a deep commitment to influence a better future for Loreto.
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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Horacio Cabrera Santiago
LORETO COASTKEEPER®
PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR
Lic. Edna Peralta Rochin
FOUNDERS
Hugo Quintero
Javier Mercado
Linda Kinninger
Erik Cutter
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Arq. Yvo Arias Salorio, President
Rodolfo Palacios Castro, Vice President
Rosa Campos, Secretary
Linda Kinninger, Treasurer
Ing. Hugo Quintero Maldonado, Past President
Luz Maciel Acosta Rubio
Lic. Agustin Bravo Gaxiola
Erik Cutter
ADVISORY BOARD
Gabriela Anaya Reyna
Arq. Jesus Cortés Larrinaga
Kama Dean, MPIA
Ing. Enrique Grajeda Cazarez
Richard Jackson, Jr.
Marlis Mann, EdD
Peter Maxwell
Cynthia Brown Mayoral
Rebeca Perpuli de Mercado
MC Joaquin Muñoz Rendón
Wallace J. Nichols, PhD
Domingo Perez Arreola
MC Juan de Jesús Pérez A.
Andrea Sáenz-Arroyo, PhD
Mark J. Spalding, JD, MPIA
Lic. Pablo Uribe Malagamba
M. Dolores Wesson. MMA
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THE FUTURE OF LORETO:
The greater Loreto region is rapidly changing. Big plans are in place for the future development of coastal resorts inside the Marine Park boundary, including the continuing development of Loreto Bay in Nopolo and Loreto Paraiso, an even larger development planned north of Loreto. Another large project in Ensenada Blanca to the south has furthered the rush for a piece of Loreto, promising future benefits to the economic welfare of both native and newly arrived Loretanos. These projects have inspired and attracted capital to build even more resort developments in the surrounding areas of the municipality of Loreto and just outside of the declared protected areas of the Bay of Loreto National Park.
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