Ecosystems and biodiversity

We are committed to preserving biodiversity and ecosystems, integrating nature into our operational decisions to ensure a sustainable future in all our business units.

As part of our environmental commitment, we recognize the importance of conserving ecosystems and biodiversity to ensure the resilience of our operations.

We comply with environmental legislation in all our Business Units and integrate nature into our decisions, following the guidelines of the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD).

Biodiversity assessments

Stages of biodiversity impact assessment

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Not started

Business unit

Circuito Exterior Mexiquense (CEM)
01

Diagnosis

It provides detailed understanding of the ecosystems and species present in our areas of influence, allowing us to design conservation strategies adapted to the specific context of each region to ensure responsible environmental management of our activities.

Business unit

Atizapán-Atlacomulco (AT-AT) Autopista Urbana Supervía poniente
02

Impact management plan

It generates a series of recommendations focused on integrating wildlife crossings during the construction phase of the Business unit. This allows connectivity between ecosystems adjacent to the motorway mute and improves ecological connectivity, reducing the risk of wildlife roadkill.

Business unit

Amozoc-Perote (AP)
03

Implementation

We carry out the series of recommendations to prevent, mitigate, and restore damage to the environment, thus integrating biodiversity into decision-making processes

Business unit

Ninguna

Business unit

Circuito Exterior Mexiquense (CEM)

Business unit

Atizapán-Atlacomulco (AT-AT)
Autopista Urbana
Supervía poniente

Business unit

Amozoc-Perote (AP)

Business unit

Ninguna

In 2024, we conducted biodiversity assessments Atizapán-Atlacomulco and Supervía Poniente Business Units:

A zone of high biological diversity with

Protected Natural Areas.
0

Predominant vegetation:

oak, pine, and mixed forests, in good condition or recovering.

Record of

endemic species,
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57 native species, 4 exotic species, and 35 priority species for conservation, including white cedar and neovolcanic fir.

Implementation of a Biological Connectivity Restoration Plan:

revegetation, reforestation, maintenance of wildlife crossings, and reduction of the edge effect.
survival rate
0 %
in the 94 hectares reforested in the last five years.

Continuous monitoring

of ecological conditions and wildlife roadkill.

More than

of the area of influence is urbanized,
0 %

but there are remnants of vegetation and ecological dynamics.

Vegetation:

cultivated forests and urban vegetation in mosaics with natural elements.

Development of a Biological Connectivity Restoration Plan

focused on replanting native species, revegetating slopes, and restoring disturbed habitats to improve ecological connectivity and ecosystem resilience.