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SLV GO! Embajadores at Loboto Bridge

The San Luis Valley is a region of hard-working people, wide-open spaces, and remarkable beauty. Yet many Valley residents face barriers—economic, geographic, and cultural—that limit access to the outdoors. Nearly half of the population identifies as Latino, and Spanish is spoken in many homes, but traditional outdoor programs often fail to reach these communities.

The Embajadores Program helps bridge that gap. By leading programs from within their communities, our Spanish-speaking ambassadors create culturally relevant and welcoming outdoor experiences for families who might not otherwise participate.

Improving Health Through Access and Inclusion

SLV GO! Embajadores ice fishing
Photo by Big River Collective

Our Embajadores are more than outdoor guides—they are leaders, educators, and advocates. Each Embajador receives training in leadership, communication, and outdoor recreation skills, equipping them to guide safe, meaningful experiences.

SLV GO! also sees the program as a pathway for workforce development. By providing paid, part-time positions and professional training, the program helps participants build careers in outdoor recreation, community health, and environmental stewardship—creating long-term local champions for wellness and equity.

By combining cultural understanding with outdoor leadership, our Embajadores are helping to transform health and opportunity across the Valley—one adventure at a time.

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