The Calendar shows the daily tides for the Northern Gulf of California along with sunrise and sunset time ranges, full and new moon dates, average air and sea temperature and rainfall and wind speed for each month of the year.
Every yearly calendar focuses on a different environmental aspect of the Gulf.
Just visible in the upper right is Isla San Jorge, home to thousands of sea birds and sea lions. Throughout its 20-year history, CEDO has monitored climate, plants and animals, and has developed teacher training and science programs in communities throughout the area. CEDO has helped introduce the wisdom of these fishermen into the government policy-making process. Empowered with this information divers are developing initiatives for co-management of these resources with the government for a sustainable future. Fragile islands, such as the one in this photo, harbor unique species and serve as reproducing grounds for marine birds and sea lions.