Sierra de Álica: Conservation in Action
Empowering Indigenous Communities. Protecting Biodiversity. Generating Verified Carbon Credits.
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The Dimitra Mexico Carbon Project is now open for presale.This RWA Carbon Project offers a unique opportunity to diversify—backed by conservation efforts, meaningful community impact, and the generation of verified carbon credits.
Tucked within the rich landscapes of Nayarit, the Sierra de Álica is a biodiversity hotspot and federally protected natural reserve, home to hundreds of endemic species, vital forest ecosystems, and Indigenous communities like the Coras and Wixárikas. Dimitra is working hand in hand with these communities to digitize sustainable forest management, preserve fragile ecosystems, and generate long-term value through carbon credits.
Project At a Glance
Location
Nayarit, Mexico
Area
23,664 ha (scalable up to 300,000 ha)
Crediting Period
10 years, renewable
Expected Credits
~1,040,716 tCO₂e
Start Date
August 2025
Dimitra’s collaboration with Fundación Alica Biosphere—a local nonprofit with deep community ties—ensures that Indigenous voices are centered in every stage of the project. Together, we are digitizing conservation efforts, enhancing livelihoods, and protecting the Sierra’s ecological and cultural legacy.
What We’re Doing
Forest Conservation
Preserving native forest ecosystems through verified conservation protocols
Revenue for Indigenous Families
Up to 50% of carbon revenue goes directly to Indigenous communities - no upfront costs required
Digital Traceability
Monitoring and verification through Dimitra’s blockchain-based Connected Farmer app and AI-powered DMRV system
Community Development
Education, employment, and training for local staff and farmers to build long-term environmental and economic resilience
All project data is digitally recorded and verified through:
Satellite imagery
Ground truthing by trained agronomists
Blockchain-based recordkeeping
AI-enhanced carbon methodology (VM0047-compliant)
This ensures full traceability and transparency for investors, buyers, and auditors.
All project data is digitally recorded and verified through:
Satellite imagery
Ground truthing by trained agronomists
Blockchain-based recordkeeping
AI-enhanced carbon methodology (VM0047-compliant)
This ensures full traceability and transparency for investors, buyers, and auditors.
This is Phase 1 of a long-term, scalable project. By supporting Sierra de Álica, you’re helping:
Contact us to learn more or get involved.