The Gulf of California is one of the most diverse seas on the planet, home to thousands of species of organisms. Here there are hundreds of islands, many of which are significant nesting sites for seabirds, and nursing grounds for migratory and endemic marine species. For centuries the Gulf has beckoned explorers, authors, and scientists, inspired by the ruggedness of its remote coastlines.

Today the Gulf is in peril. Unsustainable fishing - including the use of gill nets and bottom trawling - are destroying many of the coastal ecosystems. The fishing communities who have depended on these waters for survival are now on the brink of collapse, and are in need of alternative forms of income to support their families.

Conserva Collective works alongside these communities to create alternative sources of income, on projects that contribute to marine conservation initiatives. We believe that by empowering individuals to learn from and appreciate our environment, we can position these communities as innovators and entrepreneurs, all while working towards the protection of our marine environment.

On sight photography: Alex Krowiak, Gabriel Flores & Michael Borchard

We are Peltan-Brosz Studio, and since 2011 we have been helping brands, individuals and institutions express their vision by offering straight-forward creative services. 
We are passionate and always on the lookout for meaningful perspectives to add value to the work we do. Our love for artistic sensibility and human experience shape the visual language we focus on. We view our clients as long-term partners - and together, we create experiences that engage and inform. For inquiries, new projects and collaborations contact us through studio@peltan-brosz.com.