Tessoro Owner’s, CEDO & NaturArte Celebrate Community Seafood Market

Event Supports the Indigenous Cooperatives of Las Conchas’

The Las Conchas Peninsula was alive with the sights and smells of fresh-cooked fish, ceviche and oysters on Saturday, April 10. In a show of support for Las Conchas’ first residents and the sustainability efforts of CEDO, Tessoro and its owners invited the NaturArte Cooperatives to hold a special seafood market at the resort. All proceeds went to support the cooperatives and their families.

The NaturArte Cooperatives have fished, farmed and cultivated mariscos on the Morua Estuary since long before the American and Canadian tourists arrived. They were Las Conchas’ original residents and pioneers. In the years since, Puerto Peñasco and the Las Conchas neighborhood have grown quickly. CEDO has organized the 3 primary cooperatives into the NaturArte Ecotourism Corridor. This allows these indigenous residents to participate in the benefits of tourism and maintain their lifestyles. Read more

Las Conchas Promotion Effort – Introducing “Las Conchas Ecological, Cultural and Residential Destination.”

Las Conchas has long been Puerto Peñasco’s signature neighborhood. With 30 years of rich history, Americans, Canadians and Mexican nationals have gravitated to the beaches south-east of Whale Hill stretching towards Estuary Morua. CEDO, Tessoro and other local leaders are spearheading an effort to celebrate Las Conchas and its ecological, cultural and residential heritage. Read more