The Southwest Ecological Restoration Institutes are coordinating a cross-boundary workshop to discuss ways of adapting to a rapidly changing Western landscape. Save your spot soon!
Join the Rocky Mountain Research Station and the Southwest Ecological Restoration Institutes Nov. 9 for a series of lightning talks exploring tree seedlings, Indigenous knowledge,
The largest wildfire in New Mexico’s recorded history will have lasting impacts on our community and our watershed. NMFWRI has helped to create web based
Don’t miss our free reseeding workshop coming up Saturday, Oct. 22 co-taught by Erika Larsen, a San Ignacio landowner and herbalist along with Cameron Weber,
More than 150 students from five Northern New Mexico high schools learned about archery, water quality and forest fires from natural resource professionals last week
The Institute is seeking a natural resources professional to work with our team.
NMFWRI’s GIS Team has developed the New Mexico Fire Viewer, an interactive web map that provides access to real-time and historical wildfire data. The web
Forester Kent Reid, former NMFWRI director, will be the instructor for the next two free workshops. These are part of the ongoing Querencia in Action
