We are a pack
The origin of the name Tonkawa is unknown, but the accepted translation comes from a Waco term meaning "all stay together." The Tonkawa were a nomadic people who subsisted on hunting and trade in northwestern Mexico, the territory where the Mexican wolf population is recovering today.
Our activities are governed by ethical and professional values, the main objective of which is to establish a professional and trusting relationship with each of our stakeholders.
Mission
Actively participate in the conservation of Mexico's natural resources, innovating, promoting, and driving initiatives for economic development through sustainable management programs and with a focus on biodiversity conservation at the local, national, and international levels.
Vision
To be a leading organization in the conservation and sustainable use of natural resources, developing strategies and projects that enable the conscious use, management, and sustainable use of ecosystems, while promoting the conservation and restoration of biodiversity.
Our Values
Cooperation: We collaborate with local communities, governmental and non-governmental organizations, and other key stakeholders to achieve lasting impact. We value the voices and perspectives of all stakeholders. We believe that dialogue and participation are essential to finding sustainable solutions.
Integrity: We are committed to maintaining the highest ethical standards in our work. We act responsibly and are accountable for our actions. Truth and transparency are pillars of our communication. We strive to be clear and direct in our messages.
Empathy: We put ourselves in the shoes of others, both people and animals. We seek to understand their needs and motivations to find solutions that benefit everyone.
Commitment: We are deeply committed to our mission. We work with passion and dedication to achieve a sustainable future.
