By Alan Barton, NMFWRI Director  – In October, NMFWRI hosted a workshop on the Highlands University campus with our Southwest Ecological Restoration Institutes (SWERI) partners

Staff from NMFWRI’s Ecological Monitoring and Collaboration Programs worked with the New Mexico State Land Office, Forest Stewards Guild, The Nature Conservancy, local fire departments,

68,358.  This is the number of stems (across 28 species of trees and shrubs) recorded by the NMFWRI monitoring crew on our upland monitoring plots across

In September, the Collaboration Program welcomed Berit Robnett as our new AmeriCorps VISTA Volunteer at the New Mexico Forest and Watershed Restoration Institute. Berit grew

By Dr. Alan Barton  –      On September 11, the 24th anniversary of the tragic attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon, playwright

ReSHAPE / TWIG Viewer was presented Sept. 23 at the Association for Fire Ecology / Fire Café Webinar. After introducing the ReSHAPE program and the

Students from fifteen schools in San Miguel, Rio Arriba, Santa Fe, Colfax, and Guadalupe counties descended on Storrie Lake State Park for the 9th Annual STEM Showdown, Sept.

NMFWRI is seeking a Digital Content and Outreach Specialist to join our team.  Do you enjoy creating with digital tools and are familiar with ArcGIS?