Baja to Bering (B2B) Connecting People & Nature across North America

1. Connecting Economies

1.1. Promote investment and economic opportunities

1.2. Promote regional markets for products & services

1.2.1. Sustainable farming & aquaculture

1.3. Promote the destination's natural wonders, adventures, cuisine, art and culture

1.4. Interconnected Value Chains

1.5. Emerging Economies

2. Connecting People

2.1. Knowledge Hub

2.1.1. A network of Universities & Research Centers

2.2. Prosperity for All

2.2.1. Initiatives to combat property

2.3. Network of NGOs

3. Taking the Puse

3.1. Measuring progress

3.2. City +B

3.3. Tracking & reporting Sustainable Development Goals

4. La Paz - Redondo Beach - Victoria

5. Project leaders & roles

5.1. Politics & Government

5.1.1. Ruben Munoz

5.2. Private sector & Investment

5.2.1. Miguel Sanchez Navarro

5.3. Marketing & Tourism

5.3.1. Agustin Olachea

5.4. Ecology & Sustainability

5.4.1. Hans Herrmann & Susana Zatarain

5.5. Project Leader

5.5.1. Hans Herrmann

6. Sustainability

6.1. Plastic Neutrality

6.2. Low Carbon Economies

6.3. Water security

6.4. Mobility

6.5. Sustainable fisheries & food

6.6. Sustainable Tourism

7. Windows to Nature

7.1. Network of Landscapes & Seascapes

7.1.1. A network of Conservation Areas

7.1.1.1. Isla Espiritu Santo

7.1.1.2. Catalina Island

7.1.1.3. Gulf Islands National Park Reserve

7.2. Health & Fitness Destination: Sport events in phases or regional

7.2.1. Cycling events

7.2.2. Triathlons

7.2.3. Marathons

7.3. Protecting our nature ambassadors

7.3.1. Grey whales & Humpbacks

7.3.2. Migratory birds

7.4. Leaving No Trace: Nature Adventures

7.4.1. Nature Trails that start in Victoria end up in La Paz

7.4.2. Whale watching

7.4.3. Kayaking

8. Governance

8.1. Best practices

8.2. Internships

8.3. Capacity building

8.4. Information sharing

8.5. Security & resiliency

8.5.1. Coping with uncertainty & emergencies