
Solutions for a
Greener Future
Living Impact Studio is a consultancy specialising in regenerative economics and social impact strategies: we transform territory into the central asset of local development, connect communities with international cooperation ecosystems, and translate situated knowledge into measurable impact strategies.
We work at the intersection of territorial design, strategic communication, and climate finance project management. We support local governments, communities, and organisations in building systems that strengthen cultural identity, distribute economic value equitably, and protect the ecosystems that make the experience possible.
We don’t offer templates. We offer transformative processes rooted in each place.
Our vision
Living Impact was born on May 4, 2005, with the belief that each business action generates a reaction in the world: in the land that feeds us, in the communities that surround us and in the trust of investors looking for a future. That is why we help organisations grow with purpose, aligning their decisions with ESG principles: environmental, social and governance.
Our vision is clear: promote projects that not only reduce risks or meet indicators, but also regenerate ecosystems, strengthen communities and build long-term trust. We do it from the dialogue of knowledge, uniting open science, innovation and ancestral knowledge to create companies with deep roots and sustainable wings.
At Living Impact we sow the certainty that an economy of hope is possible: one where profitability goes hand in hand with regeneration, and where each company understands that by transforming its footprint, it also transforms its legacy.
Our team
At Living Impact Studio, we unite science, creativity, and purpose to drive projects with real impact. Our team includes specialists in sustainability, communication, and innovation who collaborate with communities and businesses to design regenerative solutions and build futures in harmony with nature.

Camila Bernal Matus
Economist from the National University of Colombia, with master's degrees in Tourism (University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria) and in Economic Development and Public Policies (Autonomous University of Madrid). With more than 15 years of international experience, he has led nature, community and scientific tourism projects in Africa, Latin America and Europe. His work focuses on the co-creation of development models based on biodiversity, sustainability and territorial innovation. He has collaborated with organizations such as the UNWTO, SEGITTUR, UNDP and the Humboldt Institute, and is part of the Interinstitutional Roundtable for Scientific Nature Tourism and the Community of Practice of Smart Tourist Destinations in Latin America and the Caribbean.

Camila Bernal Matus
Economist from the National University of Colombia, with master's degrees in Tourism (University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria) and in Economic Development and Public Policies (Autonomous University of Madrid). With more than 15 years of international experience, he has led nature, community and scientific tourism projects in Africa, Latin America and Europe. His work focuses on the co-creation of development models based on biodiversity, sustainability and territorial innovation. He has collaborated with organizations such as the UNWTO, SEGITTUR, UNDP and the Humboldt Institute, and is part of the Interinstitutional Roundtable for Scientific Nature Tourism and the Community of Practice of Smart Tourist Destinations in Latin America and the Caribbean.

Adriana Williams Echeverri
Agronomic Engineer | Senior Management Specialist in Marketing and Strategic Project Management
With more than 20 years of experience in the rural and educational fields, Adriana has led articulation, research and planning processes that strengthen the link between agricultural production, sustainability and community education. His career integrates strategic project management, rural extension and applied pedagogy, promoting initiatives that promote innovation, productive autonomy and territorial development with a human and regenerative approach.

Fabien Bourlon
Doctor in Geography | Geologist | Co-founder of the International Scientific Tourism Network
Fabien Bourlon is a researcher and specialist in scientific tourism with extensive experience in environmental studies, territorial planning and development of sustainable strategies. Doctor in Geography and geologist by training, he has dedicated his career to linking science with tourism as a tool for education, conservation and adaptation to climate change. Co-founder of the International Scientific Tourism Network (www.scientific-tourism.org
), Fabien promotes projects that strengthen local capacities, promote the responsible management of ecosystems and connect communities, scientists and travelers around knowledge and the regeneration of the territory.

Samantha Green Castañeda
Product Designer | Sustainability and Regenerative Tourism Strategist
Samantha Green Castañeda is a designer and sustainability strategist with more than a decade of international experience in Latin America, Europe and Asia. He has accompanied communities, boutique hotels and tourist destinations in the transition towards regenerative, profitable models with positive impact.
Trained in environmental management and strategic communication, she leads programs that integrate citizen science, territorial narratives and sustainable hospitality. Its approach combines technical clarity and human sensitivity, helping entrepreneurs and tourism managers create authentic experiences, strengthen their cultural identity and position themselves in international markets.

Alejandro Torres
Community Manager | Consultor en Turismo Regenerativo e Innovación Sostenible
Consultor mexicano con más de 15 años de experiencia en turismo regenerativo e innovación sostenible. Ha acompañado a comunidades rurales, proyectos de ecoturismo y empresas de hospitalidad en México, Centroamérica y el Caribe para transformar sus modelos hacia prácticas rentables y responsables con el planeta.
Biólogo y maestro en gestión ambiental, ha participado en proyectos internacionales de conservación y certificación turística en destinos como Riviera Maya, Chiapas y Baja California. Reconocido por su cercanía y enfoque práctico, integra ciencia ciudadana, energías limpias y narrativa territorial para empoderar a emprendedores en el diseño de experiencias turísticas regenerativas con impacto real y orgullo local.