The Metropolitan Environmental Fund of Monterrey (FAMM) is a non-political, technical organization dedicated to generating and disseminating evidence-based information and comprehensive, science-driven proposals. Focused on environmental conservation issues such as water security, air quality, and green infrastructure, FAMM aims to influence decision-making in both the public and private sectors, addressing the environmental challenges faced by Nuevo León.

Our mission is to develop effective, science-driven solutions, supported by collaborative efforts, to foster a sustainable environment in Nuevo León.

We envision a healthy, sustainable environment for the people of Nuevo León. With over a decade of experience and contributions to the environmental agenda, FAMM has broadened its focus, acknowledging the interconnection between elements such as water, air quality, and the green infrastructure that supports them, to achieve its objectives.

FAMM envision a healthy and sustainable environment for the people of Nuevo León. With over a decade of experience and contributions to the environmental agenda, FAMM has broadened its focus acknowledging the interconnection between elements such as water, air quality, and the green infrastructure that supports them to achieve its objectives.

Our interventions in Cumbres de Monterrey National Park focus on areas affected by deforestation, degradation, or damage from natural or human activities, such as wildfires. These actions are tailored to the ecological conditions of each site, incorporating restoration with native seedlings (approximately 1,000 per hectare) and soil conservation practices. FAMM ensures continuous monitoring of these projects through activities such as replanting failed seedlings, stabilizing terraces, fertilization, supplemental irrigation, and restoring perimeter fencing.

The Monterrey Metropolitan Environmental Fund (FAMM) has proactively produced its White Papers over the past four years. These documents provide transparency regarding the use of environmental compensation funds under its collaboration agreement with the Ministry of the Environment. Through these reports, the Fund accounts for the projects implemented, the results achieved, and the responsible use of public resources allocated to environmental restoration and conservation.

Available for consultation, the White Papers compile information related to income and expenses, reforestation progress, a nd georeferenced maps that illustrate the territorial scope of each FAMM environmental intervention.

The FAMM Newsletter is a free monthly publication aimed at those interested in learning about news, noteworthy cases, and policies that may provide insights into the environmental situation in Nuevo León. Additionally, it serves as a platform to share more about our projects and key actions. Read, support, and share.