Our Impact

We only protect what we love, we only love what we understand, and we only understand what we are taught”. -- Jacques Cousteau.

A woman wearing a large straw hat and glasses inspecting a young plant with pruning shears in a garden or orchard.

18

local producers engaged in regenerative agriculture.

10,417

sea turtle hatchlings were released this year.

34

students supported through the Adopt a Student program.

A small, narrow water channel with muddy banks and dry, cracked ground surrounding it.

2,200

Close-up of a small lizard perched on a gloved hand with a blurred green background.

Water monitoring results.

Baby sea turtle emerging from an eggshell on the sand.

12,893

sea turtle eggs protected.

Downloadable impact reports, videos, and articles showcasing our progress.

People enjoying a sunny day by a rocky river, some wading in the water, others sitting or standing on rocks, surrounded by green trees.

Reports & Media

2024 Social and Environmental Impact Report

2022 Social and Environmental Impact Report

2023 Social and Environmental Impact Report

More Impact Reports

Success Stories

Hear from community members, students, and farmers benefiting from ReSiMar’s work.

Destacado

2025 Recap- growth and achievements

2025 was a transformative year for ReSiMar, becoming an NGO and advancing programs across the watershed showcasing that rural Guerrero can be a territory where regeneration is a reality.

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The Watershed Fund: When Community Organization Opens Pathways to Autonomy

Learn how the recent creation of a Watershed Fund is encouraging collaboration and collective organization, strengthening local governance, economic security, and community resilience.

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