BELEM

Oceanologist, obtained her degree at the University of Colima FACIMAR campus located in Manzanillo, Col.

Her thesis was titled "Interaction between humpback whales (Megaptera novaeangliae) and maritime transit on the coast of Colima and southern Jalisco."

She was part of the first group of students in charge of seeking to disseminate, raise awareness and promote scientific research on marine mammals in the region (GUIMM).

Belem has attended national and international conferences and has collaborations with renowned companies. She is a lover of the sea and nature.

Biologist with a specialty in natural resources from the Autonomous University of Guadalajara. In 2013, she began interest in the study of marine mammals and completed her thesis analyzing the impact of tourism on the manatee population of the Caribbean, this work was presented at conferences in Mexico, Colombia and England. In 2015 she began her career as a naturalist guide on whale watching, whale shark, kayak and paddle board tours, she has worked in Mexico and Iceland sharing her knowledge and experience with hundreds of people, emphasizing the care and protection of the environment and good ecotourism practices.

Wildlife Management in Puebla.

Volunteered in Jaguar Rescue Center in Costa Rica, doing rehabilitation and reintroduction of diferentes species like monkeys, sloths, turtles, among nothers. María did her professional intership in Onca Exploraciones in Mazatlán as a guide of ocean Safaris as well as environmental education.

She collaborated with IVE (Instituto Veterinario y de Ecología) doing conservation projects and environmental education.

She is passionate of wildlife, conservation and education.

Environmental Sciences (UTEL), naturalist guide and wildlife photographer with over seven years of experience working with marine mammals and ocean wildlife. 

She has contributed to projects in environmental education and conservation, including ecotourism initiatives and her work at the National Whale Museum in Mazatlán. Specializing in marine conservation, wildlife photography, and ocean safaris, 

Aurora blends scientific knowledge with hands-on field experience to create meaningful connections between people and nature. Passionate about photography, diving, surfing, and water sports.

Wildlife Management Specialist with professional experience in biodiversity monitoring, species relocation within diverse ecosystems, and the implementation of conservation strategies across multiple regions of Mexico and Central America. Her work emphasizes data-driven assessment of wildlife populations and ecological conditions.

Daniela has also collaborated in environmental education initiatives aimed at strengthening public awareness and promoting responsible interactions with wildlife.

 Her background integrates field-based conservation practices with educational outreach to support long-term sustainability and community engagement.

She is a marine life photographer in Cabo with a strong background at sea. 

She worked for four years as a deckhand and became the youngest female captain in the region. 

She left her architecture studies in Guadalajara to follow her calling for the ocean. Before that, she worked as a snorkel, paddleboard, and kayak guide in the bay of Melaque, Jalisco. Her career reflects passion, discipline, and a deep connection to the sea.