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Newsletter: Managing Forests for Health and Resilience
What does a healthy forest look like? It all depends. Read more in the September edition of The Spark: Wildfire Preparedness is Year Round, a
September 30, 2026
What does a healthy forest look like? It all depends. Read more in the September edition of The Spark: Wildfire Preparedness is Year Round, a
You don’t want to miss this free workshop that will help you decide how to help your forest into the future. RSVP to camedina@nmhu.edu by Oct.
Alan Barton NMFWRI Director In an article published in the Santa Fe New Mexican at the beginning of August, New Mexico’s State Forester Laura
The Ecological Monitoring team at NMFWRI has published a comprehensive guide to Riparian Monitoring for practitioners The 290-page handbook offers a deep look at, and
The Jemez Mountains of Northern New Mexico are no stranger to fire. But the wildfires that have burned through the mountain range in the last
Small fuel treatments – some under an acre – reduced burn severity in the Hermit’s Peak-Calf Canyon Fire For Northern New Mexico land owners
By Berit Robnett, AmeriCorps VISTA Collaboration Specialist The past year at the New Mexico Forest and Watershed Restoration Institute (NMFWRI) as an AmeriCorps
Volunteers build low-tech structures to reduce erosion on Manuelitas Creek 081426 A headcut on the Manuelitas Creek A headcut caused by erosion on the Manuelitas