Islands of the Gulf of California

The Islands of the Gulf of California are a diverse group of landmasses located between the Baja California Peninsula and mainland Mexico. They include volcanic islands, rocky islets, and sandbanks, each offering unique habitats for wildlife, especially seabirds, sea lions, and marine species. These islands are part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site and are recognized for their rich biodiversity, pristine environments, and importance for conservation. They also support fishing communities and are popular for ecotourism, providing a vital natural treasure and ecological frontier in the region.