Greening Valle de Santa Elena, Zuazua

At JAVER, we reaffirm our commitment to sustainability and environmental care by carrying out a successful tree-planting event in Valle de Santa Elena, Zuazua, Nuevo León. In this event, we brought together 86 volunteers, including our employees, suppliers, and community members, to plant 100 trees.

We focused on planting four native species, chosen for their adaptability and ecological benefits: ebony trees, mesquites, retama, and anacahuita. These species are essential to the local ecosystem, as they provide habitats for wildlife, improve soil quality, and contribute to water conservation in the region.

The positive impact of our initiative is reflected both in the restoration of the landscape and in the reduction of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. The 100 trees we planted have the potential to store over 45 kilograms of CO2, significantly contributing to climate change mitigation and improving air quality in the area

The active participation of the local community, along with the support of our employees and suppliers, was key to the success of the event. This collective effort highlights the growing awareness of the importance of reforestation and the need to adopt sustainable practices to protect our environment.

Our event is an inspiring example of how teamwork and collaboration can create a positive impact on the environment. At JAVER, we reaffirm our commitment to sustainability and will continue to lead initiatives that promote ecological restoration and the well-being of communities.