FAMM’s interventions in Cumbres de Monterrey National Park focus on areas affected by deforestation, degradation, or damage from natural or human causes, 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 ongoing monitoring of these projects through activities such as replanting failed seedlings, terrace stabilization, fertilization, supplemental irrigation, and the restoration of perimeter fencing.