Since 2013, the Private Coastal Lands Fund has financed six subprojects of four local organizations that own private land designated as voluntary conservation areas or environmental management units and that are located in strategic sites in Baja California, Baja California Sur, Sinaloa, and Nayarit. The project has achieved the payment of the property tax of the six private lands that allow 37,566.52 hectares to be conserved, while the organizations have implemented conservation and management actions.

During the second half of 2023, technical and administrative monitoring was provided to the six subprojects executed by the four organizations carrying out the project. These subprojects have had a positive impact on the conservation and management of private lands. They have especially focused on carrying out supervision and surveillance tours, as well as paying property taxes, which has helped avoid environmental crimes and guarantee the legal certainty of the land. Biological monitoring was carried out on the lands of three organizations, and visitor registration was carried out for good tourism management in two of them.