Ejido Chacalapa

Overview

The Ejido Chacalapa project, initiated in 1981, focuses on sustainable forest management in Mexico. With 39 areas under forest management programs, the project aims to preserve biodiversity and ecosystem health while utilizing timber forest resources responsibly. The project area is home to diverse flora and fauna, including various tree species like Pinus pseudostrobus and Quercus rugosa, as well as mammals, reptiles, and birds.

Environmental impact

By implementing silvicultural activities such as pre-thinning and thinning, waste control, and firebreaks, the project contributes to carbon sequestration and reduces the risk of forest degradation. The sustainable management practices ensure the long-term viability of forest resources, mitigating climate change and supporting terrestrial ecosystem conservation.

Social benefits

The project promotes economic growth and decent work opportunities for local communities involved in forest management activities. Additionally, education and training programs enhance the capacity of stakeholders in sustainable forest management practices, fostering inclusive and equitable development.

Certification

Certified by The Reserve and validated by Protocolo Forestal para México, the project adheres to the IFM (Improve Forest Management) mechanism. With a credit start date of May 18, 2018, and an end date of May 17, 2048, the project demonstrates its commitment to long-term forest conservation and carbon sequestration.

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