
PRO RED PARTICIPATIVA A.C.
We are a civil society organization dedicated to biodiversity conservation, environmental education, and the regenerative management of natural resources. Our purpose is to connect communities, society, and authorities to create a positive and lasting impact on the relationship between people and their environment.
MISSION
To establish ourselves as a leading civil society organization in environmental projects and nature credits—positive, nature-based solutions—that bring together the efforts of communities, society, and authorities to eradicate poverty, promote environmental education, and protect biodiversity. We foster the regenerative and sustainable management of natural resources, ensuring lasting benefits for the environment and for present and future generations.
VISION
To be a national and international benchmark organization leading innovative projects on nature credits and positive, nature-based solutions, focused on conservation, environmental education, and the regenerative use of natural resources. We strengthen ecological awareness and community participation, generating comprehensive environmental, social, and economic benefits that sustainably improve the quality of life of communities and contribute to their resilience in the face of climate change.
OUR TEAM

FOUNDER AND SPECIALIST IN ENVIRONMENTAL AND AGRARIAN LAW
1. Horacio Macías Fabre
He is a lawyer from Universidad Panamericana, specializing in environmental, agrarian, and corporate law, as well as environmental policy. With over 20 years of experience, he has driven key projects in conservation, biodiversity credits, and voluntary carbon markets. He is the founder of PROYECSUS S.C. and Pro Red Participativa A.C., and has held positions at SEMARNAT while contributing to environmental reforms and the resolution of agrarian conflicts. His commitment focuses on developing nature-based solutions and promoting the NAT5 standard, aiming to strengthen conservation and sustainability in Mexico.

COORDINADOR DE PROYECTOS
4. Antonio de Jesús García Bernal
es biólogo por la UNAM, con más de 15 años de experiencia en conservación y aprovechamiento sustentable de los recursos naturales. Ha trabajado en gestión forestal, vida silvestre, ecología y normatividad ambiental dentro de la administración pública federal, además de colaborar con organizaciones civiles en estudios técnicos de flora y fauna. Su labor también se extiende a la fotografía de naturaleza, desde donde busca integrar ciencia, regulación y comunicación visual para promover la educación y la conservación de la biodiversidad.

GIS AND SPATIAL ANALYSIS
Abraham Paulin Fonseca
He is a geographer graduated from UNAM, specializing in landscape analysis and the application of geoinformation tools. His experience includes the use of Geographic Information Systems, cartography for public health, geomarketing studies, and territorial planning. He has worked in data management and planning within health institutions, integrating spatial analysis with resource administration. His goal is to generate strategic solutions that promote sustainable development and the protection of natural and social heritage.

SPECIALIST IN ENVIRONMENTAL AND WILDLIFE LAW
César Ramos Aldana
He is a lawyer from UNAM, specializing in environmental law, wildlife, and natural resources. His experience spans both the public and private sectors, including work with SEMARNAT, civil organizations, and the judiciary. He has developed projects in conservation, environmental litigation, and public policy, integrating legal management with social and technical aspects. His commitment is to strengthen Mexico’s environmental legal framework and design solutions that ensure the protection of ecosystems and community rights.

DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS
Jonathan Alejandro González Castillo
He is a geographer from UNAM, specializing in environmental conservation, ecological restoration, and sustainable land management. His experience includes projects in Protected Natural Areas, reforestation, forest health, wildlife monitoring, and management of natural heritage at the Edward James Sculptural Garden. He currently works on developing biodiversity credits in Mexico, integrating spatial analysis and ecological management. His focus is on designing innovative solutions that protect ecosystems and strengthen the relationship between society, culture, and nature.

