Environmental
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Biodiversity
Biodiversity is crucial for the proper functioning of the planet, given its fundamental role in ecosystem balance and essential ecosystem services. At FibraShop, we are committed to protecting and preserving the ecosystems in which we operate. We are aware of our role in contributing to a more sustainable and environmentally respectful approach in the shopping mall real estate sector.
To understand the impact of our operations on biodiversity, we assess the distance of each property from Protected Natural Areas (ANP). These areas are managed by the National Commission of Protected Natural Areas (CONANP) and represent geographically protected spaces for conserving their ecosystem services and cultural values.
The following table displays the distance in kilometers of each property to these protected areas, along with their names and details of significance for the state. Currently, 46.49% (607,588 m2) of our total portfolio is located within or adjacent to protected areas.
Biodiversity
| State | Properties | Name | Distance (km) | Importance to the state |
| Querétaro | Jurica Juriquilla Puerta la Victoria | Jurica poniente | 1 | It is a recreational area for the local population, a refuge for wildlife, and a potential area for reforestation and increasing green space coverage. |
| Querétaro | Jurica Juriquilla Puerta la Victoria | Cañada Juriquilla | 1.9 | Due to the water infiltration capacity exhibited by the area's physiology, as well as the various environmental services it provides, the conservation of this area is of utmost importance. |
| Guanajuato | La Luciérnaga San Miguel Allende | Reserva El Charco del Ingenio | 2.9 | The “Jardin Botanico”, dedicated to the preservation and restoration of the area, particularly its rich biodiversity, encompasses 67 hectares of natural reserve. |
| Sonora | Galerías Mall Sonora | Sistema de Presas Abelardo Rodríguez Lujan – El Molinito | 3.4 | Considered a crucial ecosystem in the conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity, with significant ecosystem services. |
| Jalisco | Nima Shops Puerto Vallarta | El Salado | 3.9 | It preserves the remnants of mangrove and related communities within the reserve, providing the opportunity for genetic diversity to supply germplasm for reforestation activities in other areas. |
| Morelos | Los Cedros Jiutepec | El Texcal | 7.2 | It serves as a biological corridor by promoting the genetic flow of plant and animal populations and communities in the area through direct connectivity with the El Tepozteco National Park Protected Natural Area.. |
| Morelos | Los Cedros Jiutepec | Sierra Monte Negro | 11.2 | Covering an area of 7,724.85 hectares, it stands as one of the best-preserved remnants of Deciduous Lowland Forest in the State of Morelos. It functions as a biological corridor between the most important federal Protected Natural Areas (PNAs): to the north with the Flora and Fauna Protection Area "Chichinautzin Biological Corridor" and the El Tepozteco National Park; and to the south with the Sierra de Huautla Biosphere Reserve. |
| Puebla | Cruz del Sur | Cerro Zapotecas | 11.6 | Its objective is to preserve the natural environments of different regions and biogeographical zones that are representative of the region. These areas exhibit original, unique, or exceptional ecological characteristics, and they encompass fragile ecosystems. The aim is to ensure the balance and continuity of evolutionary processes. |
In 2022, three of our properties have implemented strategies for the conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity, even though they are not located near a Protected Natural Area (ANP). In our portfolio, none of our properties interfere with state plans or pose a threat to local species and biodiversity in the area.
Strategies
| State | Properties | Importance to the state |
| Baja California Sur | Puerto Paraíso | The municipality of Los Cabos in the state of Baja California is an area of protection for flora and fauna that serves as a feeding, shelter, breeding, nesting, development, and growth area for various species. It also holds World Heritage status designated by UNESCO. |
| Quintana Roo | Kukulcán Plaza | The state of Quintana Roo has a plan to conserve and sustainably use the natural capital of the region. Its objective is to protect natural areas, animal well-being, and biodiversity to safeguard and promote the sustainable use of natural resources. The strategy emerged as part of the "Mérida Declaration." |
| Chiapas | Galerías Tapachula | The Strategy for the Conservation and Sustainable Use of Biodiversity in the state of Chiapas originated from the signing of the "Mérida Declaration" with the purpose of developing state-level biodiversity strategies. |