The Cactus Sanctuary, in La Paz (Baja California Sur), will host the third edition of the Bird Festival Next Sunday, October 26th. Promoted by the Ejido del Rosario and coordinated by the 18th La Paz City Council through the Municipal Tourism Department, the event aims to bring citizens closer to their natural surroundings and strengthen territorial care through a participatory approach.
Throughout the day, the festival will highlight the birdwatching, environmental Conservation and assessment of natural and cultural heritage from this rural area of ​​the municipality. The call is open to the general public and invites families, students, researchers and visitors interested in ecotourism activities.
Objectives and organization
The municipal tourism area emphasizes that this is an opportunity to connect with nature and recognize the bird diversity who live in the sanctuary. The Municipal Tourism Department, headed by Natalia Ruffo Castaño, has highlighted the educational and awareness-raising component that runs throughout the program.
Along with promoting responsible sightings, the event will showcase community initiatives around sustainable development, as well as spaces with useful information for visitors and residents. The involvement of the Ejido del Rosario and the 18th City Council of La Paz reinforces the collaborative nature of the event.
Activities for all ages
The program includes educational and recreational activities guided by specialized personnel, including interpretive walks, sessions of Birdwatching y biodiversity exhibitions that promote respect for the environment and allow us to identify drought resistant plants.
- Guided birdwatching tours to identify the area's endemic flora and fauna.
- Interpretive walks along the sanctuary's trails, with an educational focus.
- Birdwatching sessions with best practice recommendations.
- Information stands and spaces featuring local crafts and environmental awareness.
These dynamics seek sensitize on habitat conservation, promote responsible visiting habits and enhance the ecological balance that sustains the region's wildlife.
Local economy and sustainability
The festival will incorporate points of sale of products made by local hands, with pieces of clay and palm and other items made with natural materialsThe proposal aims to highlight artisanal work and generate a value chain that benefits the community.
In addition, articles will be offered biodegradable and ecological -What natural oils, soaps and shampoos—made by local producers. This offering reinforces our commitment to responsible consumption practices and reducing our environmental impact.
Through these actions, the event aligns the tourist experience with the responsible use of resources, consolidating a local economic approach that prioritizes sustainability and community development.
Guest audience and educational approach
The programming is designed for a diverse audience: families, students, researchers and tourists will be able to join in activities adapted to different levels of knowledge and interest in the natural environment, including proposals for planting plants for children.
The Municipal Tourism Directorate encourages you to join a day that combines learning, culture and respect for the environment. With this premise, the organization aims to consolidate the festival as a regional benchmark for environmental education and citizen participation.
The Cactus Sanctuary: a space for learning and caring
Located in a rural area of ​​La Paz, the sanctuary offers an ideal setting to appreciate the species richness and understand the importance of preserving desert ecosystems and their birds. The proposal encourages observation without interference, reinforcing low-footprint tourism.
The emphasis on environmental education and the dissemination of good practices turns the festival into a platform to strengthen the citizen participation in the protection of the natural and cultural heritage that distinguishes the region.
With a combination of Guided activities, scientific outreach and support for the local economyThe Cactus Sanctuary Bird Festival is established as an open and educational event that promotes the connection with nature and a collective commitment to its conservation.
