Discover Protect Todos Santos' 2024 accomplishments, including stopping illegal developments, advancing water conservation, and addressing invasive species. Learn about the critical water crisis and upcoming initiatives for sustainable growth in our community

Major legal wins, a looming battle over the La Paz PDU, and shifting real estate trends—get the latest updates from Protect Todos Santos. From the historic Tres Santos ruling to the fight for sustainable development and the impact of growth on local water and power, we’ve got the latest news shaping our community's future.

Stay informed with the latest updates on the proposed PDU, dune protection efforts, and our ongoing water crisis. Learn how you can support Protect Todos Santos in preserving our community and environment.

Winter 2024 brings critical updates from Protect Todos Santos! We’re installing dune protection signs, launching aquifer monitoring efforts, and intensifying our fight against the proposed La Paz PDU that threatens our region’s future. Join us in safeguarding Todos Santos and stay informed on how you can help.

2023 was a landmark year for Protect Todos Santos! With your support, we made major strides in halting illegal development, protecting our dunes, and addressing the water crisis. From successful court rulings to a growing community of supporters, discover the year’s key accomplishments and our goals for 2024.

Join us this Sunday in the town plaza to discuss the proposed PDU with local leaders. Learn how this plan threatens Todos Santos and how you can participate in the upcoming events to voice your concerns and sign the petition challenging its legality.

Learn about the illegal dune destruction near Todos Santos and alarming zoning changes threatening our community’s future. Join Protect Todos Santos in taking action to preserve our environment, water resources, and sustainable development.

Explore the latest on Todos Santos’ water crisis, aquifer studies, and updates on the PDU revision. Learn how Protect Todos Santos is advocating for sustainable development and how you can help.

Learn about our efforts to stop illegal construction in Todos Santos, a landmark demolition order, and how you can help protect our region’s environment and community.

Join our first Meet and Greet on December 20th, get updates on dune permits, illegal construction in Las Tunas, and our efforts to protect Todos Santos from overdevelopment.

Protect Todos Santos rallies against unauthorized coastal development as the municipality issues a contested building permit for dune lot construction on Vista Ballenas. Over 150 community members joined protests at both the Cultural Center and construction site, prompting immediate municipal attention. Attorney John Moreno leads legal action against permit violations, with approximately 30 complaints and 12 lawsuits filed regarding PDU (Programa de Desarrollo Urbano) infractions. The organization also highlights emerging concerns in Las Tunas, where developers are attempting to circumvent residential tourist zoning restrictions with unauthorized hotel-style developments. These projects, appearing along Calle Mango and Vista Ballenas, represent a growing trend of non-compliant construction threatening the area's residential character. Through community action and legal advocacy, Protect Todos Santos continues its mission to enforce development regulations and preserve the region's environmental integrity.

Protect Todos Santos, a newly formed coalition of Mexican nationals and foreign citizens, launches its first monthly newsletter addressing urgent environmental and developmental challenges in Todos Santos, Baja California Sur. The organization targets three critical issues: uncontrolled overdevelopment, coastal dune destruction, and water scarcity. With property values rising, the community faces increasing pressure from developers seeking to bypass the Community Development Plan (PDU). Through legal action, community organizing, and environmental advocacy, Protect Todos Santos works to preserve the area's natural beauty and sustainable development. Recent initiatives include establishing a Dune Alert system, engaging with real estate agents about protected coastal areas, and pursuing legal action against non-compliant construction projects. The organization seeks community support through membership, donations, and active participation in preservation efforts. Together with local attorney John Moreno and architect Adriana Campo, Protect Todos Santos aims to enforce existing regulations and establish stronger oversight of development permits.