
Practice your monitoring skills
Help collect important data on forest ecosystems while camping in beautiful places around New Mexico.

Help collect important data on forest ecosystems while camping in beautiful places around New Mexico.

Students at the United World College near Las Vegas, NM and International Baccalaureate schools from New Mexico learned about wildfire management, impacts and post-fire response during a presentation in

NMFWRI revisits monitoring plots after fires to collect post-fire data. Fore example, post-fire monitoring data has been collected on long-term monitoring sites within the 2022

Fall and winter are great times to reduce wildfire risks to homes and properties. The New Mexico Forest and Watershed Restoration Institute and partners are

The New Mexico Forest and Watershed Restoration Institute partnered with the New Mexico Forestry Division (lead instructor Mary Stuever, Chama District Forester) and the U.S.

Gilbert “Buddy” Rivera, a native of Las Vegas, NM and U.S. Navy veteran, has joined the New Mexico Forest and Watershed Restoration Institute team as

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 communities