Recognition

Sendero Mexico has been recognized for its contribution in the establishment of the Tufted Jay Preserve, a 5000 hectare conservation easement in the Sierra Madre Occidental and for the organization of the Mazatlan Bird Festival. 

Working with Pronatura Noroeste, the regional representation of Mexicos largest and most prestigious conservation organizations, we have been able to promote the cause of sustainable development in the highland logging community, create attractive and comfortable cabins with Mexican federal funds to attract international bird watchers and collaborate with American and Canadian conservation concerns.

The Cornell Lab of Ornithology considers the Tufted Jay Preserve, the highlight of the Mazatlan Durango Birding Corridor, one of the best in the world. The project was featured in the cover of Living Bird, their industry-leading magazine in the September & October 2009 issue.

Read the Complete Article, by George Miller. Click Here:

Read the article by John Fitzpatrick in the Cornell Lab of Ornithology Newsletter. Clik Here:

The Mexican Commission of Natural Protected Areas (CONANP) has invited Sendero Mexico to develop sustainable tourism routes within the Meseta de Cacaxtla natural protected area just north of Mazatlan. These new and exciting tours that will benefit three communities within the 40,000 hectare park will be launched in January, 2010 and will include a turtle hatchery tour and visits to the Las Labradas Petroglyph Beach.