Massive blooms of Sargassum seaweed are choking coastlines from the Keys to the Caribbean, but before it hits the shore, this floating weed becomes a vibrant marine habitat. In places...

That “local catch” you ordered might not be what it seems. Seafood fraud is more common than you think, and DNA tests are exposing the truth. Learn how to spot red flags, ask the right questions, and make sure you're getting the real deal next time you dine out.

Sam Walsh spent a decade farming aquatic species in facilities around the world before founding Shark Bite Oysters in 2022, right in Bajío's backyard on the northern Mosquito Lagoon. Beyond producing briney, locally grown oysters, Sam's farm actively improves water quality, creates native species habitat, and sequesters nitrogen and carbon. 

Discover why professional guides like Cullan Ashby trust Bajío sunglasses. Superior clarity, all-day comfort, and durability built for serious time on the water.

We’re not some giant segmented foreign machine, we’re just little Bajío, and we’re all under one roof. Where customer service is a glass door away from our seasoned lens cutters, and marketing is ten-floor tiles apart from our optical specialists.

In July, we rolled into ICAST in Orlando, FL hoping to showcase the newest sunglasses and apparel for the upcoming season. At the same time, we thought it’d be fun to let Casey and Eazy show what they do when not hanging with the crew while donating a portion of their creative proceeds to our friends at Bonefish and Tarpon Trust.

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Today we have two reasons to celebrate: It’s a Mexican holiday commemorating victory over the French in 1862, AND it’s Bajio’s two-year anniversary! At Bajío, besides building killer fishing sunglasses,...