Since 1998 researchers from UC had been recording fog water collection and behavior in the site, in 2008 the government transfer the land for 25 years to develop environmental education, conservation and research. Actually, there are national and international universities working in the site in topics like fog water quality and potential, fog ecosystems, climate change, sun energy and different applications and technologies, sustainable housing, seismic research, among others. There is a basic infrastructure to lodge people, students and investigators from a broad range as school to undergraduate and postgraduate levels.