Naturalist
Walter Pisco Limones
Walter Pisco's life has been intimately connected to the grandeur of nature since his days in the Galapagos Islands, a corner of the world that ignited his deep love and passion for the natural environment. At the age of 18, Walter decided to embark on a new adventure and moved to Mexico, specifically to La Paz, Baja California Sur, to pursue a bachelor’s degree in marine biology. It was in this place where his love for science blossomed and expanded to encompass an understanding of life on Earth in all its dimensions. Walter's quest for knowledge didn't limit itself solely to the ocean. Over the years, he explored and studied the flora, fauna, and geology of various terrestrial regions, in addition to delving into the underwater secrets. This comprehensive education has allowed Walter to comprehend the interconnectedness of all elements of nature and how they influence the health and balance of our planet.
His passion for science and nature extends beyond the academic realm. As a devoted nature interpreter, Walter is dedicated to sharing his knowledge and experiences with others, with the hope that more people will learn to love and protect our natural world. He is committed to inspiring others to appreciate the diversity and beauty of Earth and recognize the importance of its conservation for future generations. In summary, Walter's life has been a constant exploration of the wonderful richness of our planet, from the seas to the mountains, and his goal is to share that love and knowledge with the world.
His passion for science and nature extends beyond the academic realm. As a devoted nature interpreter, Walter is dedicated to sharing his knowledge and experiences with others, with the hope that more people will learn to love and protect our natural world. He is committed to inspiring others to appreciate the diversity and beauty of Earth and recognize the importance of its conservation for future generations. In summary, Walter's life has been a constant exploration of the wonderful richness of our planet, from the seas to the mountains, and his goal is to share that love and knowledge with the world.