An interactive public map showing USGS stream gauges and post-fire flood zones can help people track potential risks from floods this summer in the
Northern New Mexico native becomes Collaboration Program manager
Crystal A. Medina is listening closely as she meets with collaborative groups around New Mexico who are focused on restoring forest and watershed
Changing strategies in a changing climate
Foresters, water advocates, land managers meet in Colorado to share ideas on adapting to new tough realities in Western landscapes Hundreds of
Institute seeks Collaboration Technician
If you like helping communities work together on conservation and forest restoration challenges, check out this job opportunity.
Las Tusas wildfire contained
The cause of the fast moving wildfire, which began May 10, is still under investigation. It started in Las Tusas, about 13 miles northwest of Las
Institute seeks deputy director
The New Mexico Forest and Watershed Restoration Institute is growing in the number of our programs and our staff. We seek a dynamic and experienced
Local high schools compete for regional Envirothon honors
What affects the Gila trout's habitat? How does climate change affect forests? What is a soil ribbon? These were a few of the questions high school
Adapting to climate change across landscapes
Southwest Ecological Restoration Institutes (SWERI) are hosting a cross-boundary workshop in May to explore the ways land managers and communities can
Institute offers survivable space workshops to communities, firefighters and homeowners
Wildfires are getting bigger across the intermountain West of the United States. More homes and structures are in harms way. But there are many things