Saltillo Coahuila, Mexico Travel Guide
The Sierra de Zapalinamé Protected Natural Area bordering Saltillo plays a significance in the region's ecology. Efforts are in place to conserve its unique high-altitude desert ecosystem.
The Museo del Desierto educates visitors about desert conservation, biodiversity, and challenges faced by arid environments. A visit supports its educational mission.
Practice eco-friendly habits and lessen your travel footprint.
Waste management systems in Mexico vary; recycling infrastructure may not be as comprehensive as in some other countries.
An option is to purchase carbon offsets for your flights to mitigate the environmental footprint of air travel.
Seek lodgings that promote sustainable practices.
Support operators committed to responsible tourism for natural excursions.
Choose items that lessen trash and back sustainable practices.
Purchase items such as water bottles and bags. Package Free Shop offers reusable products.
For sustainable outdoor gear, explore brands committed to ethical production, like Patagonia.
Support local artisans directly to acquire genuine, ethically souvenirs produced in the area.
Coahuila is a semi-arid state, so water is a precious and scarce resource. Be mindful of your water usage in hotels, showers, and daily activities to save.
Carrying a reusable water bottle and filling it with purified water from the your hotel or purchased large bottles lessens plastic waste.
