Restoration and Social Empowerment

During the past few weeks, we have had very little rain in Tepelmeme. When this happens during the early stages after planting, we carry out supplemental watering to help the trees through the dry period.

Besides providing water, this supplemental watering helps rehydrate the hydrogel

With great joy and pride, we are pleased to share that Mexico's Ministry of Environment visited Tepelmeme during this year's planting season, recognizing the outstanding forestry work carried out by the community. This acknowledgment honors years of commitment, dedication, and collective

Today we're loading the trees that we'll be planting throughout the week. Little by little, we continue strengthening our project through tree replacement and working toward thoughtful ecological restoration.

Great days await us in Tepelmeme!

In every restoration process, there are people whose presence brings direction, trust, and certainty. Today, we want to recognize Lencho, president of the Supervisory Council of the Tepelmeme Ejido, a key figure in the collective effort that makes this project possible.

Some leaders

Rain Arriving at the Right Time

In Tepelmeme, we have recently experienced rainfall that is unusual for this time of year. In a tropical dry forest ecosystem, where dry months dominate much of the calendar, any off-season precipitation brings relief to the landscape and directly

During our field visits, we have observed a good performance from our trees, such as this Lysiloma acapulcense (tepehuaje) which, after being planted last year, is now growing strongly in the semi-desert.

This species, native to the tropical dry forest, is well adapted to rocky

Our director has made frequent visits to Tepelmeme, recognizing the region’s great natural potential. During these visits, he has witnessed the progress of the reforestation project and the strong commitment shown by the local community.

Looking ahead to 2026, plans are underway

When the Mesquite Takes a Vacation

In Tepelmeme, when the dry season arrives, the mesquite does something that might look like laziness… but it’s actually pure natural wisdom. It drops its leaves to save water and energy, as if saying: “See you when it rains.” This period is called

🌱💪 Survival and Planting: Keeping Our Forest Alive

As part of our commitment to keep our reforestation projects monitored and well-maintained, we regularly assess the condition of our trees to ensure they grow strong and healthy.

Trees that don’t survive are replanted — as we

Meet Silvino Jiménez Cruz, a humble man who gives his all for Tepelmeme.

As president of Bienes Comunales (Common Assets), Silvino was elected by the community to lead for three years. With his guidance and the support of local families, Tepelmeme has faced serious challenges, including

🌱Monitoring and Maintenance: Keys to the Survival of Our Trees

As part of our commitment to ecological restoration and social empowerment, we carry out regular monitoring activities in our project to ensure the healthy development of the trees we’ve planted. Through a community-based

Our planting is now in full swing. The rain has arrived and many thousands of trees have been planted, we should be finished planting all 50 thousand in a few weeks.

Great news!! Despite all of the work the community of Tepelmeme has put in to control the fire that once raged through their land, they are now planting trees! The work is going well, we just started this week and already thousands of trees are in the ground drinking up the rain

Good news, the rains have finally begun this year. Although late, we welcome it with open arms. This week gruond preparation will take place and a week from today we will start planing our precious trees.

So the fire that ocurred near Tepelmeme is now 100 percent under control. Congratulations to all who worked very hard to stop the fire. Fortunately the area selected for planting was not effected. We have rescheduled our planting efforts to begin July 1st. It will start with