GMV strengthens commitment to sustainability through environmental volunteering initiative with Reforesta

GMV recently carried out a new environmental volunteering initiative in collaboration with Reforesta, further reinforcing its commitment to sustainability and nature preservation.

The activity brought together a group of GMV professionals for hands-on ecological restoration work in a high-value natural area: Valdeloshielos in Tres Cantos. During the day, volunteers contributed to ecosystem recovery through actions such as planting native species, improving soil conditions, and preparing the land to support biodiversity and strengthen the resilience of the natural landscape.

This initiative is part of GMV’s sustainability strategy, which adheres to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria. It also reflects the company’s strong commitment to climate action and environmental conservation. Through activities like this, GMV not only reduces its environmental footprint but also promotes awareness and active engagement among its teams in protecting the natural environment.

By teaming up with Reforesta, a leading organization in environmental restoration and ecological education in Spain, GMV is able to channel its corporate volunteering efforts into initiatives with a real and measurable impact on the regeneration of degraded natural areas.

In addition to its positive environmental impact, the initiative also helped reinforce values such as teamwork, social responsibility, and shared commitment—all cornerstones of GMV’s corporate culture.

With these actions, GMV continues to move forward in its mission to ensure more sustainable development, integrating environmental responsibility as a cross-cutting priority in its operations and encouraging active participation among its professionals in initiatives that generate a positive impact on society and the environment.

About Reforesta

Reforesta is a non-profit association founded in 1991 and recognized as a public-benefit entity. It is dedicated to promoting sustainable development. Within this broad scope, and in line with the United Nations 2030 Agenda, it pays special attention to Sustainable Development Goals 13 (Climate Action) and 15 (Life on Land), prioritizing vegetation recovery and the fight against desertification.