Ejidos
Status
In Verification
Improved Forest Management and Restoration
Status
In Verification
Improved Forest Management and Restoration
Importance of Ejidos
The project's ejidos are located in mountainous regions of Michoacán, in areas rich in biodiversity and tradition. These community-managed areas sustain their inhabitants through agriculture, forestry management and other traditional activities.
Con un profundo compromiso con la conservación de sus bosques y recursos naturales, los ejidos destacan por mantener viva la cultura rural y la gestión sostenible del territorio.
Key features
| Forestry Nucleus | ID CARC | Preserved Surface (ha) | Vintage 2023 (CRTs) | Vintage 2024 (CRTs) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| San Isidro Alta Huerta | 1933 | 577 | 6,049 | 6.243 |
| Lagunilla / El Jaral | 1932 | 687 | 2,869 | 2,895 |
| Las Cuevas | 1931 | 859 | 3,627 | 3,707 |
| Villa Madero | 1928 | 2,608 | 14,567 | 14,934 |
| Jesús del Monte | 1934 | 362 | 1,582 | 1,623 |
| San José de las Torres | 1937 | 474 | 2,275 | 2,492 |
| Turiran | 1929 | 1,592 | 7,681 | 8,195 |
| Jauja | 1936 | 299 | 838 | 1,110 |
| Total | 7,458 | 39,488 | 41,199 | |
El bosque de este proyecto actúa como un gran almacén natural de carbono, resguardando en sus árboles toneladas de gases de efecto invernadero. Al proteger y mantener con vida estos ecosistemas, evitamos que esas emisiones regresen a la atmósfera.
Impacting
Social Impact Assessment: in Ejidos of Michoacán.
Carbon projects
Voluntary Market
Challenges in the face of climate change
Emblematic flora and fauna
By ensuring the sustainability of their habitats, promoting biodiversity conservation and highlighting the unique value of the community, we protect these species.
Community Defense of Forest Carbon
Training and operation of a community brigade specializing in forest fire prevention and control.
Expected impact: Mitigation of emissions from fires, creation of local jobs, and strengthening of capacities in land management.
Territorial Restoration with Native Species
Reforestation campaigns with species adapted to the local ecosystem, involving young people and women.
Expected impact: Carbon capture, soil restoration and biodiversity, social cohesion.
Participatory Monitoring for Living Forests
Implementation of a community-based system for monitoring biodiversity and forest health using accessible technologies.
Expected impact: Environmental traceability, community empowerment, and strengthening ESG reporting.
Community Pathways to Active Conservation
Maintenance of forest roads with green infrastructure that facilitates forest management and monitoring.
Expected impact: Erosion reduction, safe access, and logistical support for conservation activities.