Tourists are flooding Mexico's wine country. They're also destroying it
Vintners and conservationists in Valle de Guadalupe are concerned that a tourism boom and water scarcity will lead to disaster.
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Vintners and conservationists in Valle de Guadalupe are concerned that a tourism boom and water scarcity will lead to disaster.
A tourism boom in Mexico's Valle De Guadalupe is threatening the area's delicate ecosystem and the livelihood of vintners who are struggling to keep up with the demand for water.
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