More than 800 hectares of nature
A refuge for
Oaxaca's biodiversity
A region where conservation, ecological restoration, and environmental education come together to protect the region’s natural wealth.
Forests contribute to carbon sequestration, water regulation, and soil protection, in addition to providing habitat for numerous species. Their conservation supports essential ecological processes and strengthens ecosystems’ ability to respond to environmental challenges.
In the face of accelerating biodiversity loss, protecting natural areas represents a concrete step toward preserving our environmental heritage and promoting its long-term balance.
Pueblo del Sol safeguards more than 800 hectares of natural land on the coast of Oaxaca, a mosaic of forests and jungle that is home to native vegetation, birds, pollinators, and a wide diversity of species.
A WAY OF LIVING IN THE LAND
An environment that shapes the way we live, build, and produce.
A Landscape That Persists
THE LAND
NATURE sets the pace of the place.
The region combines tropical forest, lowland jungle, and vegetation characteristic of the Mexican Pacific coast, creating a diverse ecosystem that is home to birds, native trees, and wildlife unique to the area. The presence of plant species and natural corridors is part of a living landscape that complements the development of Pueblo del Sol.
BIODIVERSITY
An ECOSYSTEM that remains active.
The birds, trees, and other species found in the area are part of the region’s natural balance and reflect its environmental richness. Landscape conservation and the responsible integration of these spaces help foster a more harmonious coexistence with the natural environment.
A Natural Haven
Every decision aims to blend in with the surroundings
How do we live the land?
The planning of Pueblo del Sol takes into account the natural characteristics of the terrain, the existing vegetation, and the relationship between infrastructure and the landscape. The roads and access points were designed to respect the natural layout of the trees and adapt to the site’s topography, allowing for a more thoughtful integration with the surroundings.
Rainwater Harvesting
Rainwater harvesting contributes to irrigation and maintenance of various areas, promoting responsible and efficient use of available resources.
Solar Energy
The installation of solar panels makes it possible to integrate renewable energy sources into operations and move toward a more efficient use of resources, in harmony with the environment.
Processes Focused on Environmental Stewardship
Operational decisions aim to integrate infrastructure and production with land conservation, maintaining a balance between human activities and the natural environment.
Design Integrated into the Landscape
The design is adapted to the existing topography and vegetation. Paths, access roads, and infrastructure respect the natural layout of the terrain and the trees, promoting harmonious integration with the landscape.
Ceramics with a
Local Identity
Through artisanal craftsmanship, the local clay is transformed into handcrafted pieces made by community members of Pueblo del Sol. This process brings together material, craftsmanship, and identity in every creation.
Naturally Derived Cosmetics
The honey produced in Pueblo del Sol is used in the manufacture of cosmetics developed by the community, linking the region’s resources with processing and value-added activities.
LONG-TERM PRESERVATION
CARING FOR the land
requires continuity
Every decision aims to blend in with the surroundings
Every contribution helps to this commitment.
Contributios help strengthen conservation efforts and expand their scope over time. Every contribution is a way to participate in caring for and preserving the land.