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The Spark: August, 2026   One of the most effective ways to spark momentum in reducing local wildfire hazards is by hosting a Community Chipper Day.

For a year and a half now, our Conservation Science Center program manager has gone the extra ten miles in time and effort to put

By Alan Barton,   NMFWRI Director    Staff at the New Mexico Forest & Watershed Restoration Institute work across New Mexico with landowners, agency personnel, NGO

The GIS Team made two presentations and won an award at the 2026 Esri User Conference held in San Diego in July. The team was

The Conservation Science Center at NMFWRI returned for its 4th year to support Forest Bound on July 9 for a day of restoration ecology. Using

Collecting native seed is one way landowners can support post-fire recovery—but how, when, and where you collect matters. NMFWRI’s new After the Fire: Sustainable & Ethical Seed Harvesting guide provides practical,

The NMFWRI Ecological Monitoring team spent part of July working on a project in partnership with the New Mexico Department of Wildlife at the Edward

 NMFWRI continues to expand its capacity in research and in communicating science with the addition of two new staff. Dr. Andreas Wion was hired as

NMFWRI’s ecological monitoring team and colleagues from other programs spent two July days identifying and cataloging plant specimens to add to the Institute’s herbarium. Emily