PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION

EPICENTER OF LIFE AND BIODIVERSITY

Regi Domingo is a passionate wildlife expedition leader and conservationist based in Baja California Sur, Mexico, since 2015. Originally from Spain, her love for wildlife and photography developed early in life, inspiring her to study tourism, professional diving, and media. As the director of Baja Adventures, Regi has over a decade of experience creating ecotourism adventures that emphasize wildlife encounters and sustainable practices. She founded the Nakawe Project, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to wildlife conservation and ecosystem protection. Her work includes various marine conservation projects across Mexico, Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia, Cabo Verde, and Europe. She has contributed as a field producer for natural history documentaries like Sharkwater Extinction and FIN the movie, showcasing her commitment to raising awareness about marine conservation. Her involvement in international policy projects has helped protect endangered species like silky, thresher, and mako sharks.Today, she leads conservation projects in Baja California Sur and directs regenerative tourism with Baja Adventures as an expedition leader in Loreto. Regi Domingo embodies a love for photography and wildlife observation, making her a vital leader in regenerative tourism and a dedicated advocate for preserving the natural beauty in the peninsula of Baja California

These photos are a reflection of the biodiversity we love and want to protect.

ABOUT THE EXHIBITION

In a breathtaking exhibition that took years to bring to life, Regi Domingo showcases her profound connection to the diverse ecosystems of Baja California Sur. Through numerous expeditions, she has dedicated herself to understanding the behaviors and optimal seasons for photographing her favorite species, all while advocating for their protection.

This exhibition is more than just a collection of stunning photographs; it is a testament to the rich biodiversity of the peninsula, where majestic ospreys and caracaras soar in the skies above. Below the waves, whales, orcas, and dolphins thrive in the vibrant waters, while coyotes howl across the dunes and hummingbirds flit from flower to flower in the desert landscapes.

Regi invites us to witness the beauty and complexity of these interconnected habitats, reminding us of our responsibility to protect them. Her work inspires a deeper appreciation for the natural world and serves as a call to action for conservation efforts that ensure these magnificent species continue to flourish for generations to come. Join her on this visual journey that celebrates life from land to air to ocean, highlighting the magic of Baja California Sur and the urgent need for its preservation.

The sale of all these photographs will support our conservation and community projects through our organization, Nakawe Project 501(c)3

All prints are on cotton photographic paper, glass antibacterial, and solid pine wood with varnish.

To order your print please contact regi@nakaweproject.org