Producing Nature
Awasi Patagonia Conservation
Torres del Paine National Park is a refuge for wildlife, harbouring native species like the puma, condor, guanacos and many others. However, when these creatures leave the protected boundaries of the national park, they are exposed to several dangers. Since Awasi Patagonia is located right on the edge of the park, we created a natural corridor on our grounds, expanding the protected area creating territories for them to roam freely.
Nature & Wildlife
Awasi Iguazu is set in one of the last remaining parts of the Atlantic Rainforest, one of the most biodiverse areas of Argentina and one of the best places in the world for bird-watching and butterfly-spotting. Sadly, the rainforest is rapidly decreasing in neighboring areas due to deforestation. At Awasi, we work towards the preservation of this ecosystem through numerous initiatives.
Relais & Châteaux Sustainability Report
Relais & Chateaux, the association of 580 hotels and restaurants worldwide (including Awasi Atacama, Patagonia, Iguazu, Santa Catarina and Mendoza), published its first sustainability report for 2022. With data gathered via operation and consumption surveys taken by all its members, the report examines the environmental and social impact of its member properties and sets 15 goals to meet by 2030.
UN's 17 Goals for Sustainable Development
The United Nations Sustainability Development Goals are a blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all. Education, opportunities, equality and inclusion, applied to hospitality. Read about how Awasi works to meet these standards daily.
Awasi Santa Catarina Sustainable Practices
From recycling and rainwater usage to smart, eco-friendly villa designs and significant reforestation efforts, every aspect of Awasi Santa Catarina’s operation is designed with environmental care. We also prioritize community involvement, primarily employing local residents and supporting family-based teams.
Bee Route project
Our Bee Route project reintroduces 5 native bee species to the environment, allowing guests to interact with and understand their crucial role in our ecosystem.