SCORE Journal - The Official Publication of SCORE Off-Road Racing
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RESPONSIBLE TOURISM In Baja California We Take Care Of The Environment In Baja California, we welcome you to a state rich in biodiversity, where the sea anddesert coexist in the same place. Home to the “Valley of the Giants,” which featuresthe largest and oldest cactus in all Mexico, and gateway to the Sea of Cortés,considered the largest aquarium in the world due to its countless marine species.Baja California offers beautiful landscapes thanks to its natural riches, including itsbeaches, bays, wetlands, valleys, vineyards, deserts, and mountains that enchanteveryone. Baja California is home to more than 20 protected natural areas dedicatedto the conservation of native flora and fauna that lives in these ecosystems. We invite you to explore Baja California and become a responsible tourist bycontributing to the conservation of one of the best destinations for nature lovers andoutdoor activities, visiting places like Laguna Salada, Sierra de San Pedro Mártir, theNational Astronomical Observatory SSPM, San Quintin Wetlands, and La Bufadora,to name a few of our destinations, while traveling over its seven municipalities:Tijuana, Playas de Rosarito, Ensenada, Tecate, Mexicali, San Felipe, and SanQuintín. The natural scenarios in Baja California have contributed to be considered as oneof the most important tourist destinations in Mexico and in the world. That’s why Iwould like to share some tips to become a responsible tourist, to enjoy the nature ofour state, and to contribute to conservation: 1. Take care of the wildlife by respecting native animals and plants. 2. Be cautious with campfires. 3. Avoid littering. 4. Manage your waste responsibly. 5. Respect access pathways. 6. Protect natural and cultural heritage. 7. Know and respect indigenous communities. 8. Enjoy public facilities and areas. 9. Respect other visitors. 10. Plan your trip in advance. Traveling with awareness is to bet on a more responsible and sustainable future for everyone. Welcome to Baja California, where we greet you with open arms and open hearts. Mónica Julia Vega Aguirre Secretary of the Environment and Sustainable Development of Baja California. SJ