Bahía de los Ángeles (BLA) stands out for its relevance in natural resources for Mexico, especially in the Marine Zone Biosphere Reserve. The main economic activity is coastal fishing, centered on twelve species, including octopus (Octopus bimaculatus and Octopus hubbsorum), which constitutes 87% of octopus production in Baja California, and represents between 60% and 100% of fishermen’s income during the season. Despite the susceptibility of these species to environmental variability, management measures have favored their recovery. In 2015, BLA fishers established a community closure agreement with the support of Pronatura Noroeste (PNO) and academic research. This agreement, formalized in 2016 and published in the Official Journal of the Federation, evidences community participation and inter-institutional coordination. PNO continues to manage the fishery by implementing fishing logs to monitor the resource.