Saving the corals of the Meso-american reef
Climate change requires urgent action, and regenerative travel offers a powerful tool for environmental restoration. Unlike traditional tourism that aims to minimize impact, regenerative travel actively heals and restores damaged ecosystems.
Our climate action programs include reforestation projects, renewable energy installations, and carbon sequestration initiatives. Travelers participate in tree planting, renewable energy system installations, and sustainable agriculture practices that capture carbon from the atmosphere.
Through these programs, we have planted over 50,000 trees, installed solar systems in remote communities, and helped establish sustainable farming practices that sequester thousands of tons of carbon annually.
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Cozumel Coral Reef Restoration Program
Dr. German Mendez founded the Cozumel Coral Reef Restoration Program in 2017 to conserve and restore Cozumel’s coral species affected by unsustainable development, overtourism, and climate change. We grow and restore damaged corals in our aquarium and coral garden, then plant them in the Villablanca Reef. To date, we’ve built 29 coral restoration platforms and planted over 10,000+ coral fragments! We research coral reproduction, diseases, and water contamination, and offer educational programs to tourists and Cozumeleños, empowering them to help protect and regenerate their coral reefs.