COLLECTIVE ACTION
Our events for a cause open to the public. Form your team, take on the challenge, and join us in protecting the ecosystems of the Mexican Pacific.
Thousands of people added from 22 to 444 km from anywhere in the world (swimming, running, rowing, or cycling) to protect the humpback whale and promote Natural Protected Areas (NPAs).
Simultaneously, high-performance athletes conquered the epic official route in Jalisco and Nayarit: extreme night swims (Angélica Enríquez and Stephanie Montero), 120 km on paddleboard (Diego Tron), and 242 km in the mountains (team led by Marcela de Niz).
On December 7, 2024, six teams made up of outstanding swimmers, including Olympic athletes!, swam in a relay replicating the Lap completed by Stephanie Montero, supporting and performing a swim for a cause for the conservation of humpback whales and their habitat.
The 2nd International Swim for the Whales 2024 took place from October 4 to 12, where hundreds of people joined the cause, donating for every kilometer and physical effort for marine recovery and rescue.
The birth of the national collective action that joined civil society in the great challenge of conservation. Great success for the first Swim for the Whales 2023, led by Stephanie Montero to support the rescue of entangled humpback whales.
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