Conscious tourism in Tapalpa
JOIN IN THE CARE OF THE TAPALPA FOREST
Join our mission to preserve the beauty of Tapalpa while enjoying unique experiences that connect with nature and local culture.
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CARING FOR THE TERRITORY START BY GETTING TO KNOW IT.
From the Sierra de Tapalpa we investigate, document, explore and share the natural and cultural heritage of our region.
Independent journalism, local knowledge, research, photography, conscious experiences, and actions that help keep our relationship with the land alive.
Knowledge that helps to care.
Experiences that help us understand.
The Owl of the Sierra investigates, documents and communicates the territory.
Together for Tapalpa It transforms some of that knowledge into tours, experiences, and encounters.
Knowledge that helps to take care of the territory.
The territory also He defends himself by telling his stories.
We document landscapes, biodiversity, communities, routes, heritage, local knowledge and environmental transformations of the Sierra.
Photographs, research, interviews, maps, and publications build a regional memory that can be shared and consulted.
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What does it mean
take care of the territory?
Conservation begins with knowing where we are, what species live here, who inhabits the territory, and what natural and cultural relationships we want to preserve.
WE DOCUMENT
Photography, interviews, research and territorial documentation.
WE INVESTIGATE
We bring together scientific, environmental, and community knowledge.
WE CONNECT
We connect specialists, communities, and regional projects.
WE TRAVEL
We know forests, roads, watersheds and communities firsthand.
WE CARE
We promote environmental education and conscious tourism.
WE GENERATE MEMORY
We record knowledge, landscapes, and stories.
Conservation does not occur from a desktop.
To know also means measure, observe and listen.
Environmental work requires understanding the processes that occur in watersheds, forests, dams, roads, and communities.
Socio-environmental diagnoses allow us to record problems, observe changes, and build information that can contribute to better decisions about the territory.
The forest doesn't end on a municipal boundary.
The villages, mountains, basins, forests, and roads form a connected territorial system. The positions on the map preserve the relative geographical orientation of each location.
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From knowledge to the road.
Getting to know a territory also means walking through it, listening to those who live there, and learning to observe its natural processes.
DISCOVER THE EXPERIENCESYour support becomes in documented territory.
An independent project needs resources to go out into the field, research, record, edit, and share knowledge.
Read the
Tecolote Digital
Stories, research, maps, routes, nature and regional heritage.
BUY DIGITAL EDITION
It is part of
the community
It helps to give continuity to editorial, documentary and territorial work.
GET MEMBERSHIP
He controls the territory
in your hands
A physical magazine to read, keep, share and circulate.
BUY PRINT MAGAZINEYou can also directly support an environmental or publishing project.
We can receive collaborations, sponsorships, professional support, partnerships, materials or contributions for specific projects.
A territory.
Many stories.
It all begins
to observe.
Grasp
before acting.
Walking too
It's about learning.
Knowledge
It is born in the territory.
Learn
to look.
The landscape
It also has a memory.
Register
so as not to forget.
An image
It can also protect.
Dwell
with awareness.
Take care today
what we want to preserve tomorrow.
The Sierra
He continues telling stories.
WE CAN'T TAKE CARE WHAT WE DON'T KNOW.
Knowing the territory is the first step to defending it.
Phone
(52) 341 170 1538
Address
Pinares Tapalpa, Section 4. Tapalpa, Jalisco.