Category: Impact Stories

In the recesses of time, where the ties between cultures and nature intertwine like ancestral threads, lies the mystery of bioculturality. A powerful idea, born from the inquisitive mind of Robert Bringhurst, that challenges conventional perception...

In a world in constant evolution, the need for agents of change committed to social and environmental transformation has never been more pressing. It is in this context that Awakening Week is being promoted and implemented in collaboration with the...

Have you ever wondered how a simple trip can have a lasting impact on nature and local communities? At the heart of this question lies the transformative power of ecotourism. In a world where conservation...

Amidst the colorful and vibrant lands of Oaxaca, the tourist destination of the Chacahua - Huatulco Corridor has taken a bold leap towards a sustainable future! The pages of the "Manual for the Implementation of Biodiversity Criteria in Tourism Activities"...

In order to understand and evaluate how the Market Ready Strengthening Program is impacting businesses and livelihoods in the destinations, an objective and quantitative measurement tool has been developed. This tool,...

Results reports do not always allow us to share everything that is experienced in a project. It is not always possible to reflect in them the emotions, fears, joys or satisfactions of the work done. However, the past...

At the beginning of 2022, the Gallo Giro Ecotourism Center located near Las Nubes in Maravilla Tenejapa, Chiapas, saw its main service vanish, leaving the team without its main source of tourist income. Just at that moment, it began...

Did you know... Every year, the world loses 10 million hectares of forest? So Mother Earth is giving us clear signals on how we should act. The oceans, once teeming with life, are now full of plastics and...

Easter is one of the most anticipated times of the year for many tourists, especially in beach or nature tourist destinations. However, what would happen if we were to reach a "zero day" in these destinations due to lack of water?...

Indigenous communities make up only 6% of the world's population. Despite this, they are the ones who maintain the ancestral knowledge that today is of great use in facing the challenges of climate change and the global crisis...