Objective: To propose heterogeneous one-dimensional, homogeneous two-dimensional and three-dimensional measurements of the elements that make up environmental wealth, which lead to establishing a common non-monetary unit of measurement. Method: In the investigation the inductive method was used with a qualitative and quantitative approach; In addition, it was adjusted to a purposeful study, in order to present and support the evaluation of organizational management through the accounting measurement of the sustainability of the elements of natural wealth. Results: It is a contribution that adds to the multiple works that from different Latin American universities focus on strengthening an accounting for sustainability, which allows the preparation and presentation of information on environmental wealth through a comprehensive model, emphasizing in the natural dimension. Conclusions: the assessment of the elements that make up environmental wealth must have recognition criteria, with heterogeneous measurements that through the aggregation and conversion of elements lead to their homogenization, taking into account the particular characteristics of each organization at the time of carrying out accounting records to inform and render accounts with respect to their object of study.