More than 70 collaborators participated in a sensory and educational experience about the importance of trees in local ecosystems.

The foundation has produced over 35,000 native plants and has been leading conservation efforts in the region for more than two decades.

As part of Tree Day, celebrated on the second Thursday of July in Mexico, the Eco-Bahia foundation organized a special event for collaborators of the Bahia Principe Hotels Riviera Maya complex. The activity took place on July 10th in the collaborators’ area in Tulum, aiming to raise awareness about the ecological and cultural value of trees in the region.

During the event, participants explored the importance of conserving native species through visual, tactile, and emotional experiences. The day included an educational tour featuring local and foreign trees and shrubs, a display of seeds and fruits, and an installation simulating the deforestation process used to produce paper.