As the school year sunset, the Conservation Science Center’s summer programming for 17 high school aged students kicked off with the four-day Summer Field Experience,
Alan Barton, NMFWRI Director 2026 marks a milestone in the history of the United States, as we celebrate 250 years as an independent nation.
Along New Mexico streams and rivers, professionals use a variety of low-tech structures to reduce erosion, restore stream banks, and help spread streamflow across the
The Treatment and Wildfire Interagency Geodatabase (TWIG), a mapping application developed by the Southwest Ecological Restoration Institute’s ReSHAPE Program, has received the Interactive Ingenuity award
This summer, the Ecological Monitoring Program is excited to welcome several new team members based in Las Vegas. Joan Kuyo, Matthew Najera, and Mitchell Dennington
In late May, the NMFWRI Collaboration Program attended Confluence 2026, hosted by the Western Collaborative Conservation Network (WCCN) and co-convened by Crowd Conservation, Trees, Water &
Dr. Alan Barton NMFWRI Director NMFWRI welcomes the Nevada Forest & Woodland Restoration Institute (NFWRI), located at the University of Nevada, Reno (UNR), to
More than 300 students, teachers, and community members took part in the 2nd annual Seed to Tree, Mountain to River Earth Day event at Melody
In early April, Program Managers Kathryn Mahan and Crystal Medina traveled to Cle Elum, Washington to attend the After the Flames Conference and share the
