Conservation

Keeping Remote Places Wild: Why Secrecy Is Key To Sustainability Overtourism is eroding the world’s most fragile landscapes. Discover why keeping remote places wild—and sometimes secret—is the most powerful way to protect ecosystems, cultures, and authentic travel experiences. NAHUA EXPEDITIONS 23 Aug 2025 ・ 6 min read Tourists swimming in Cenote Ik Kil, Yucatan, Mexico. […]

What Is Leave No Trace? A Beginner’s Guide In today’s world, where outdoor adventures are more popular than ever, there’s growing focus on minimizing our impact on nature. That’s where Leave No Trace (LNT) comes in. Whether you’re hiking, camping, kayaking, or exploring remote areas, Leave No Trace is a set of principles designed to

BUILDING A HEALTHIER FUTURE: OUR JOURNEY TO 100 SUSTAINABLE BRICK STOVES NOVEMBER 28, 2023 | Nahua Expeditions In the heart of the remote rural villages we work with, a transformative movement is quietly unfolding. One that promises to not only enhance the health and well-being of families but also to preserve the precious natural resources

The Problem with Traditional Cooking Methods: AN in-depth Look November 14, 2023 | Nahua Expeditions Traditional cooking methods in many rural areas rely heavily on open fire stoves. While these methods are deeply rooted in cultural practices and have been used for generations, they come with significant and often devastating health and environmental consequences. Quick

Sustainable Cookstoves: Local Impact and Economic Benefits Sustainable cookstoves have the potential to transform lives in rural communities worldwide, addressing pressing health and environmental issues while simultaneously fostering local economic development. The transition from traditional open fire cooking to sustainable brick stoves carries significant benefits that ripple through the local economies and improve the quality

our commitment to u.n. Sustainable development goals September 2, 2024 | Nahua Expeditions The United Nations launched the “2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development” to provide a blueprint for a better future of peace and prosperity for the entire world. At its core, the Agenda is defined by 17 Sustainable Development Goals, or SDGs. These goals