Grupo Coremar formally delivered 270 hectares of land to Parques Nacionales Naturales de Colombia on 2026-04-12 to strengthen the conservation of the Isla de Salamanca in the Magdalena department. ^[1] The Grupo Coremar transferred 270 hectares located in the western sector of the Vía Parque Isla de Salamanca to Parques Nacionales Naturales de Colombia on an unspecified date. ^[2] Juan Pablo Ospina, president of Grupo Coremar, stated that the donation represents an opportunity to contribute concretely to the conservation of essential ecosystems and to protect natural resources and biodiversity. ^[3] The donated land comprises mangroves, water bodies, and transition zones that are part of the natural system of the Colombian Caribbean. ^[4] The transferred area comprises 148.25 hectares of mangrove forest, 37.889 hectares of water bodies, 21.884 hectares of bare soil, 44.931 hectares of shrub vegetation, and 17.047 hectares of macrophytes. ^[5] The Vía Parque Isla de Salamanca functions as an ecological corridor connecting the Magdalena River delta, the Ciénaga Grande de Santa Marta, and the Caribbean Sea. ^[6] Fabio Arjona Hincapié, Minister of Environment and Sustainable Development, and Sandra Bessudo Lion, director general of Parques Nacionales Naturales de Colombia, attended the formalization ceremony alongside Grupo Coremar president Juan Pablo Ospina. ^[7] The protected area records 359 bird species including 31 migratory species, 37 mammal species, 21 reptile species, 6 amphibian species, and 113 hydrobiological resource species. ^[8]