Southwest, USA
A vast and diverse protected area managed for conservation, recreation, and sustainable resource use.
This monument safeguards a significant expanse of high desert, volcanic cones, and the dramatic Rio Grande Gorge.
Designated untouched areas within Carson National Forest and the National Monument with specific rules for entry and camping.
Mindful practices support the ecological integrity of Taos and its surroundings.
Minimize the waste you produce. Recycling facilities are available in Taos.
New Mexico is an arid state. Water is a precious and limited resource.
Consider purchasing carbon offsets for your flights and car travel to mitigate environmental impact.
Look for accommodations and tour operators that actively implement sustainable practices.
Support brands committed to environmental and social responsibility.
PatagoniaContribute to global conservation efforts through your purchases.
The Rainforest Site (GreaterGood)Approaching local cultures with respect deepens your travel experience.
Communities actively work to maintain their unique heritage. Your respectful visit supports these efforts.
Patience and courtesy go a long way when interacting with locals and visiting sites.
Behavior at sacred sites should reflect reverence and awareness of their spiritual significance.
Your choices have a direct influence on the local economy and communities of Taos.
Support local businesses for local employment and economic growth.
Seek out fair trade products and authenticate Native American art.
Dine, shop, and book local for an authentic experience and community support.