Field presence
At Toroto, we work directly in the field with dedicated teams in each region. We have 12 biological stations —for operation and monitoring— that allow us to stay close to ecosystems and communities, access remote areas and ensure that each project is executed with excellence, science and consistency. These stations concentrate research, restoration, technical monitoring and community strengthening.
Our team knows every territory, ecosystem and community we work with. Being present allows us to act with local sensitivity, to respond quickly and to build lasting relationships.
Biodiversity
At the Core of Our Projects
Biodiversity is much more than natural wealth: it is the network that underpins all our projects. The greater the biodiversity, the greater the capacity to capture carbon, infiltrate water and resist climate change.
Where Life Thrives
For this reason, biodiversity is a central element in every initiative, whether related to carbon or water. Our goal is not only to protect it, but to turn our projects into safe havens for its development, free movement, reproduction and evolution.
We developed Toroto Track, a digital monitoring and reporting platform which integrates satellite images, remote sensors, field visits and community reports to monitor the performance of each project in real time.
With interactive maps, monthly reports and early alerts, this tool allows you to monitor:
Restored Acres
Water Infiltration and Vegetation Cover
Presence of Key Species
Financial and Operational Advances
Toroto Track not only guarantees traceability— it also enables better decision-making, continuous improvement and the communication of impact through verifiable data for communities, customers, and investors.
Empowering Communities to Steward their Land
More than 60% of Mexico's territory belongs to local communities. Nothing we do would be possible without your participation.
Transformative Collaboration
We work side by side with them to strengthen governance and capacities, exchange knowledge, generate well-paying jobs and design solutions that allow them to live while caring for their natural resources.
We contribute to a global sustainability agenda
We align our projects with multiple UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), addressing social, economic and environmental dimensions in an integrated way.
Through nature-based solutions, we restore water balance in basins, improve water availability and strengthen community governance over this essential resource.
This allows us to contribute to goals such as ensuring the sustainability of the extraction and supply of fresh water (6.4), implement integrated water resources management (6.5), protect and restore water-related ecosystems such as rivers, wetlands and aquifers (6.6), and promote the active participation of local communities in decision-making on this resource (6.B).
Through strict social safeguards, we ensure that territorial climate action is decent, safe and adequately paid work for the communities involved.
With this, we are advancing goals such as achieving full and productive employment for all people. (8.5), eliminate forced labor (8.7) and ensure safe and risk-free work environments, especially for workers in vulnerable conditions (8.8).
We collaborate with rural and historically marginalized regions, recognizing the value of their ecosystems and generating economic opportunities through sustainable land management.
This contributes to goals such as increasing the income of the poorest 40% of the population (10.1), promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all people without discrimination (10.2) and channel investments and financial resources to areas with the greatest needs, in line with their development plans (10.B).
We contribute directly to reducing emissions and strengthening the resilience of ecosystems and communities to the climate crisis, both in carbon and water projects.
This aligns with the goal of increasing capacity to adapt and respond to climate risks and natural disasters. (13.1).
We stop deforestation, rehabilitate degraded soils and promote the restoration of key ecosystems, conserving their biodiversity and the environmental services they offer.
In this way, we contribute to goals such as conserving and using terrestrial and freshwater ecosystems in a sustainable way. (15.1), sustainably manage forests and stop deforestation (15.2), combat desertification and soil degradation (15.3), reduce habitat loss and protect species at risk (15.5), in addition to mobilizing financial resources for conservation (15.A).
How we bring our nature-based solutions to life
Diagnostic Report
We evaluate the landscape to understand its ecological and social context before designing any intervention.
Site and Ecosystem Analysis
Evaluation of soil, water, vegetation and biodiversity.
Community Mapping
Identifying local dynamics, needs and opportunities for collaboration.
Local Partnerships
We work closely with local communities to ensure that the project is fair, transparent and based on trust.
Participatory planning
Present, adjust and align the project with the interests of the community.
Clear agreements
Definition of roles, responsibilities and benefit-sharing mechanisms.
Implementation
We execute every planned action with a clear focus on environmental impact and the active participation of local people.
Field activities
Restoration, construction of conservation infrastructure and sustainable production practices.
Local Involvement
Technical protocols and trained labor from the community.
Monitoring
With our methodology, we continuously follow the results of the project to measure the impact and adapt based on real data.
Environmental and Social Indicators
Rigorous measurement of key indicators.
Transparent data exchange
Reports to communities and partners for continuous improvement.
