Nación Verde

2024 is almost over, and we've already decided, we’ll keep planting native plants all throughout 2025 too! 🌱🥳 Native species strengthen the soil and help prevent erosion, contributing to a healthier and more resilient ecosystem. By planting natives, we are improving the landscape, creating a home for wildlife, and supporting the health of our planet. Every small action counts to protect our environment. Will you join the challenge? 🌼 Sign up and reforest 👉 https://lnkd.in/gcJt9M-B

Join the Workshop of Wildfire Resilience, organized in collaboration with the State Civil Protection and Global Shapers Hub Tijuana, where key topics on wildfire prevention, the Family Plan, and the Emergency Backpack will be discussed. 📅 Saturday, December 21 📍 Esperanto Park, Tijuana This space is designed to strengthen community preparedness in emergency situations, providing practical tools to act effectively and protect your family.

Native Plants of Baja California Shine at the CEMEX 2024 Awards We are proud to announce that Mira Earth Studios, a project in collaboration with REDD of Nación Verde, located in the heart of Valle de Guadalupe, has been awarded first place in the CEMEX 2024 Awards in the Collective Use Building category. This innovative design stands out for its natural and aesthetic integration into the landscape, using native vegetation that enhances and respects the ecosystem’s beauty. The project invites reflection on what we consider beautiful and how nature, with its intrinsic beauty, should be increasingly valued and recognized, both internationally and within our region. Additionally, it highlights the use of mulch as a circular economy practice, transforming organic waste into a valuable resource that benefits the environment and extends its useful life. To learn more, visit the following link: premioobrascemex.com

Nación Verde continues to position itself as a leader in environmental solutions, with international projects that promote sustainability and climate change adaptation. Initiatives such as the green roofs in the Valle de Guadalupe, a finalist for the Comex Award, and the wildfire resilience project, are demonstrating the positive impact of integrating nature into infrastructure. These actions strengthen the resilience of communities to natural disasters, fostering a greener future and readiness for climate challenges. With each project, Nación Verde provides an effective and sustainable model of action in the face of global environmental challenges. We invite you to read the full article: https://lnkd.in/ghJxmyeQ

At the 1st Biocultural Diversity Fair of the State of Mexico, the book "Árboles y arbustos útiles de Tenancingo, Malinalco y Zumpango" was presented at the Bicentennial Environmental Park in Metepec. This event, where our colleague Elinor López played a key role, was an excellent opportunity to share knowledge about the region’s flora. The book highlights species that are essential for local sustainability, many of which contribute to biodiversity and offer multiple benefits to communities. Knowing and valuing local species is crucial for the preservation of our ecosystems and the well-being of communities. #nacionverde #biodiversity #nature #sustainability #edomex

Last Friday, November 8th, we had a meeting with the Governor of Michoacán, Mtro. Alfredo Ramírez Bedolla, and other state representatives to discuss the situation of Cerro Pelón, where the monarch butterfly colonies are located. This area is key for their conservation, as the butterfly migrates every year from Canada and the United States. At Nación Verde, we work alongside local communities to care for this ecosystem and conduct tours in the area to better understand the challenges it faces. We are specialists in the region and are committed to protecting this crucial habitat for the monarch butterfly. We continue working for a greener future, protecting our natural heritage. #nacionverde #monarchbutterfly #nature #conservation #michoacán

At COP16, among more than 500 presentations, Nación Verde was the only one to speak about the monarch butterfly and its fundamental role in biodiversity. This migratory icon represents the connection between ecosystems and the importance of protecting its habitat. We are proud to bring its story to an international stage and remind the world of the importance of preserving our pollinators. Would you like to join this cause? Register here 👉 https://lnkd.in/gcJt9M-B #nacionverde #COP16 #monarchbutterfly #nature #biodiversity

La creación de una Secretaría Municipal para el Medio Ambiente en Tijuana es una oportunidad crucial para fortalecer las políticas ambientales de nuestra ciudad. En Nación Verde respaldamos esta iniciativa y esperamos que se traduzca en medidas efectivas para la conservación y el desarrollo sustentable. ¡Por un futuro más verde para Tijuana! Lee más en la nota👇 https://lnkd.in/gVVzQjrj

En Nación Verde aplaudimos el compromiso de las autoridades de Tijuana en avanzar hacia la justicia ambiental. Cada paso en esta dirección es clave para construir una ciudad más sustentable, donde el desarrollo y la protección ambiental vayan de la mano. ¡Gracias a todos los que hacen posible este esfuerzo! Te invitamos a leer más en la nota completa👇 https://lnkd.in/g7pEXbs3

At COP16, Nación Verde presented “Guardians of the Monarch,” a reforestation project aimed at restoring the habitat of the monarch butterfly in key areas such as Michoacán, Baja California, and Sonora. The loss of these ecosystems has put the migration of this iconic species at risk, as it relies on these spaces to survive and reproduce. With the ambitious goal of planting one million trees, the project also seeks to raise environmental awareness in local communities, integrating conservation as part of their development. Through reforestation, it contributes to ecosystem regeneration and ecological balance, essential for ensuring the future of this species and regional biodiversity. We invite you to learn more at the following link: https://lnkd.in/g433KcUW