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21

years of work

+53
Improvements in the First and Second Section

+720 MDP

Funds Raised

54000
Volunteers

Ongoing Projects

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Water Mirror
Located next to Avenida Paseo de la Reforma, the Water Mirror was designed by architect Mario Schjetnan as part of the Master Plan for the First Section of Chapultepec Park. In 2008, it received the Honor Award for General Design. Due to the deterioration of its hydraulic and electrical infrastructure, and thanks to the support of HSBC, a comprehensive restoration project is being carried out by Grupo de Diseño Urbano (GDU) and executed by CENTRO DÍA. The project replaces the mechanical system with an artificial wetland system.
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Improvement of the Tree Canopy at “El Sope”
The Executive Directorate of Chapultepec Forest, in coordination with the Chapultepec Forest Trust and with the support of INIFAP (National Institute of Forestry, Agricultural, and Livestock Research), is carrying out a project to improve the tree canopy along the “El Sope” running track. This area is heavily used, and the project prioritizes both environmental enhancement and user safety.
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Site Museum and Visitor Center
Since early 2025, displacements and cracks have been identified in the arches and walls of the historic building that houses the Chapultepec Forest Site Museum and Visitor Center. In response to this situation, renowned architects and structural engineers have recommended carrying out technical studies to determine the most appropriate solution for its rehabilitation. At the same time, a project to update the museum’s exhibition design is being developed in coordination with the Executive Directorate of Chapultepec Forest, the Chapultepec Forest Trust, and Siete Colores.
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Rehabilitación del kiosco A1
Rehabilitation of Food Kiosco A1
The proposal seeks to renovate this space with a focus on early childhood, the right to public space, sustainability, and the dignification of the commercial experience. The objective is to transform three secondary entrances into thematic corridors for early childhood. Each corridor will center on a different theme—Nature, Adventure, and Water—and will integrate playful elements, native vegetation, ethnotechnologies, and furniture designed with criteria of inclusion, safety, sustainability, and local storytelling.
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Rehabilitation of the JB Green Roof: A Collaborative Effort

2025

Rehabilitation of the Quijote Fountain

2022

Plant Endotherapy

2021

Forest Sanitation

2018

First Sectionn

The rehabilitation of the First Section of Chapultepec Forest was carried out from 2004 to 2007 under the direction of architect Mario Schjetnan. The master plan considered all aspects: historical, cultural, recreational, environmental, and urban planning.
Master plan

Second Section

In this stage, the Management Plan for the Second Section of Chapultepec was carried out. A complete environmental restoration was conducted, the “El Sope” running track and the “La Tapatía” children’s playground were renovated, the Water Garden Museum was established, and the fountain system was improved.
Master plan

Lomas Park

2020

Constituyentes Skatepark

2016

Rehabilitation of Paseo de los Compositores and Xochipilli Fountain

2016

Myth of Water Fountain

2016
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Third Section

In 2018, a diagnosis and characterization of the tree canopy in the Third Section of Chapultepec Forest was carried out using the international i-Tree tool, along with the development of its Master Plan. This work laid the foundation for its conservation and sustainable management, recognizing this section as one of the most important natural reserves in Mexico City. Thanks to its forest richness and biodiversity, this space remains a vital green lung that provides ecological balance and well-being to millions of people.

2004 - 2025

Thanks to the collective will and the solidarity of citizens who believe in the importance of Chapultepec Forest—as well as the support of socially responsible companies and strategic partners—the Pro Bosque de Chapultepec Trust has raised, as of 2025, more than 712 million pesos. These resources have been allocated to a wide range of projects, including the restoration of public spaces, specialized studies, environmental conservation efforts, and the development of master plans and key executive projects aimed at the systematic improvement of Chapultepec Forest.

2003 2004

The REVIVE CHAPULTEPEC campaign is launched by the Pro Bosque de Chapultepec Trust, and the MASTER PLAN for the First and Second Sections is developed..

-Arq. Mario Schjetnan

2004 2005

FIRST PHASE OF THE MASTER PLAN – FIRST SECTION

-Arq. Mario Schjetnan

2004 2006

REVIVE CHAPULTEPEC fundraising campaign IMPLEMENTATION OF THE MASTER PLAN

2005 2006

Second Phase of the MASTER PLAN – FIRST SECTION Arch. Mario Schjetnan – SEDEMA

  • Pest Wildlife Control
  • Replacement of urban furniture
  • Ornamental lighting
  • Irrigation infrastructure
  • Dredging and cleaning of lakes
  • Rehabilitation of Acuario Avenue
  • Construction of food kiosks
  • Forest restoration and soil decompaction
  • Remodeling of the Main Entrance Plaza
  • Renewal of Gandhi Park
  • Rehabilitation of Calzada del Rey
  • Rehabilitation of the Garden for Older Adults
  • Botanical Garden
  • Signage
  • Pedestrian axis between the Anthropology Museum and the Tamayo Art Museum
  • Construction of the water mirror
2007

  • Rehabilitation of Líbano Park
  • Chapultepec Fences
2008

Management Plan for the 2nd Section of Chapultepec Forest

– Arch. Daniel Scoto

Water Management Assessment

2009

  • Restoration of the Moctezuma Baths in the first Section
  • Rehabilitation of “La Tapatía” playground, 2nd Section
2005 2010

Civic and Educational Program CICEANA

2010

  • “Chapultepec Te Quiero Bien”fundraising campaign”
  • Forest restoration in the Second Section of Chapultepec Forest
  • Rehabilitation of El Sope running track – Arch. Mario Schjetnan
  • Rehabilitation of the Cárcamo de Dolores, Water Garden Museum, Phase I – Arch. Alberto Kalach
2011 2012

  • Restoration of the “Guardians of the Future” Fountain
  • Water Garden Museum, Phase II – Tanks and Lower Chamber – Arch. Alberto Kalach
2013

MASTER PLAN – SECOND SECTION – Arch. Mario Schjetnan

2014 2015

Mobility Axis and Commerce & Services Axis – MASTER PLAN FOR THE SECOND SECTION

2015 2016

  • Rehabilitation of Paseo de los Compositores and the Xochipilli Fountain – Arch. Mario Schjetnan
  • Constituyentes Park Skatepark
  • Rehabilitation of the “Myth of Water” Fountain
2017 2018

MASTER PLAN – THIRD SECTION – Arch. Mario Schjetnan

  • Rehabilitation of the Site Museum – Arch. Gabriel Mérigo
  • Mérigo
  •  Rehabilitation of Winston Park
  • Churchill
  • i-Tree assessment of the Chapultepec Forest tree canopy 
  • Tamayo Corridor – SEDEMA
  • La Hormiga Children’s Park – SEDEMA
  • Mathias Goeritz Sculpture – SEDEMA
  • Nezahualcóyotl Fountain – SEDEMA
  • Kiosk A2, Third Section – SEDEMA
  • Picnic and hammock area, Third Section – SEDEMA
  • Forest restoration – SEDEMA
  • Playgrounds and outdoor gyms – SEDEMA
  • Wastewater Treatment Plant – SEDEMA / CONAGUA
2019

WUP Award for Chapultepec Forest – Gold Category

2019 2021

Av. Lomas Park – Arch. Mario Schjetnan

2021 2022

  • Don Quijote Fountain – Arch. Mario Schjetnan
  • Endotherapy
2023

  • Forest restoration and endotherapy in the Chapultepec Hill
  • Rehabilitation Project for Líbano Park – C Cúbica Arquitectos
  • Replacement of solid-waste containers in Chapultepec Forest
  • Installation of the inclusive swing in “La Tapatía” Park
2024

Chapultepec Nature and Culture Project.

The Chapultepec Forest: Nature and Culture Project is a comprehensive initiative made up of 41 interventions aimed at consolidating Chapultepec Forest as a collective and cultural space accessible to everyone. The project seeks to ensure balanced coexistence with the environment and to strengthen efficient connectivity both within the Forest and with Mexico City.

-The 41 planned interventions are scheduled to be completed before 2024, although long-term actions are also envisioned. The Project is structured around three main pillars: social, environmental, and cultural.

-The social pillar focuses on strengthening Chapultepec Forest as an inclusive, collective space by promoting greater access and improving connectivity—not only between its sections, but with its broader surroundings.

-The environmental pillar aims to protect Chapultepec Forest as one of the city’s main green lungs, revitalizing and expanding its green areas. Interventions under this pillar are designed to increase soil fertility, replant endemic species that support efficient maintenance, and ensure the Forest’s long-term water sustainability.

-The cultural pillar establishes actions that reaffirm Chapultepec Forest as an iconic space in Mexico City, where natural richness, history, the interaction of diverse urban stakeholders, and the arts in their various forms converge. 

2024

  • Forest restoration and endotherapy treatment for the trees on Chapultepec Hill
  • Forest restoration and reforestation of República del Líbano Park
  • Executive project for the rehabilitation of the “trencito” (mini train) in the Second Section – A911 Studio
  • Replacement of waste containers
  • Rehabilitation of the Metro Corridor Walkway
  • Solid waste management program
  • Maintenance of Chapultepec Forest spaces
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