CEDO Intercultural is a unique collaboration between non-profit organizations in Mexico and the United States. Operating under a United Executive Committee and inspired by a vision, mission, and strategic programs, CEDO pools its resources and experiences to offer realistic environmental and community solutions that recognize, respect, and drive cultural, socio-economic, and biological interconnections between Mexico and the United States.
We are an environmental organization with a strong educational vocation and is recognized for our holistic approach that drives nature-based solutions to protect, manage and restore natural ecosystems that characterize this region.
CEDO's programs are designed to promote biodiversity conservation, fisheries co-management and community well-being with nature-based solutions. CEDO's realistic, scientific and community-based solutions recognize, respect and take advantage of the cultural, socioeconomic and biological interconnections between local communities and their ecosystems.
CEDO Intercultural integrates people, knowledge and solutions; to promote resilient communities and ecosystems. The organization is committed to improvement based on the continuous strengthening of communities and the natural environment, through: i) knowledge for decision-making; ii) the dissemination and application of tools for promoting community participation and consensus; iii) education; iv) conservation, sustainable use and dissemination of the regional biocultural heritage; v) adaptation to climate change and vi) the design and promotion of ecosystem-based harvesting and management schemes.
It is a space for continuous capacity building, technical advice and certification of labor competencies for our community partners, whose activities depend on the sea.
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Go to School of the Sea MicrositeWe will expand CEDO’s vision and mission through information and capacity building to disseminate regional biocultural knowledge, generate information through citizen science, and provide environmentally and culturally responsible hands-on experiences in nature.
Here you can find more information, purchase tickets or contact us for reservations, details or promotions of our upcoming events.
Enjoy and learn with our natural history talks, see our Fin Whale Skeleton, 20 meters long!
Nov 11 12:00 hours
Nov 15 12:00 hours
Nov 18 12:00 hours
Nov 22 12:00 hours
Nov 29 12:00 hours
Adults: USD $10
Cost Under 14 years: USD $5
Witness the marvels hidden within the aquatic ecosystems of Tidepools
Nov 23 17:00 hours
Nov 24 17:30 hours
Nov 25 18:00 hours
Duration: 2 hours
Minimum 4 participants.
Cost adults: USD $30
Cost Under 14 years: USD $20
New experience! Dance at CEDO with Ariana Marlene Perea.
Sunday November 26
Cost per person: USD $10
Limited quota
Duration: 1 hour - 10 a.m. to 11 a.m.
Cooking class with Chef Sebastien Vieilletoile.
Cooking class.
Sunday November 26
Cost per person: USD $30
Limited quota
Duration: 3 hours - 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Painting class with Julieta Olalde.
Painting Class
Sunday November 26
Cost per person: USD $20
Limited to 10 participants.
Duration: 3 hours - 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The program raises awareness about CEDO and the work that we are doing in the northern Gulf of California with the group of cruisers that sail the Sea of Cortez from January to May and to encourage appreciation and conservation of the Gulf’s natural beauty and resources.
Discover moreAt CEDO, we are working and developing proposals with a reference framework based on the results of the country's NDC update, and taking advantage of our organization's experience, with emphasis on the issues of blue carbon and climate change.
Discover moreCEDO's School of the Sea is accredited as a Competency Certification and Evaluation Entity (ECE475-21) before the Federal Program CONOCER, which allows us to train, evaluate and certify the competencies of people based on competency standards.
Discover moreThe passion and care of generous people like you keeps us going, and we hope you will be proud of how we use these funds to benefit coastal communities, ecosystems and their biodiversity in the northern Gulf of California.
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