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[…] 7 Thinned piñon -juniper stand on private property northeast of Ruidoso. Note wide spacing between leave trees; initial stand was too thick to walk through. Also note Sierra Blanca range in distance. Implementation: Work usually is carried out by a contractor, although an individual landowner can do it themselves. Felling is with a chainsaw, […]

This report is a review of methods to evaluate how effectively vegetation treatments change fire behavior and fire effects in different vegetative communities across New Mexico. To monitor the effectiveness of vegetation treatments, the land manager must consider the goals and objectives of each specific vegetation treatment project. To best track the long-term success […]

[…] 12 Monument Canyon (CFRP: Santa Fe NF) 250 Ponderosa pine 10 Ensenada (CFRP: Carson NF) 260 Ponderosa pine 19 Bluewater (CFRP: Cibola NF) 1500 Piñon juniper 29 Sierra SWCD Black Range (CFRP: Gila NF) 200 Ponderosa pine 36 Cedar Creek (CFRP: Lincoln NF) 252 Ponderosa pine 28 Cerro de la Olla (BLM) 384 Piñon […]

[…] materials, furniture, mulch, chips and other commercial products. Taos Canyon is one of the twenty New Mexico communities most vulnerable to wildfire. PROJECT NUMBER: CFRP 19-02 ORGANIZATION: Sierra Soil and Water Conservation District 2101 S. Broadway Truth or Consequences, NM 87901 CONTACT: Marry Jo Fahl, (505) 894-2232 PROJECT TITLE: Sierra County Rio Grande Corridor […]

[…] 2008) following burn severity protocol such as Ryan and N oste (1983) or Key and Benson (2003). Keyser et al. (2008), Lentile (2004) McHugh and Kolb (2003), Sieg et al. (2006) also monitor basal char, which serves as a proxy for cambial injury (which can girdle and subsequently kill a tree) and is measured […]

[…] Las Cruces 51 Barela Timber Management Co. Inc. Las Vegas 52 Canon del Medio RanchLas Vegas 53 Olds Wood LLCLas Vegas 54 Specialty Products Co.Las Vegas 55 Sierra Contracting Inc.Los Lunas 56 Silver Dollar Racing and Shavings Maxwell 57 Dee’s Saw MillMayhill 58 Mescalero Forest ProductsMescalero 59 Mt. Taylor Mill Work Inc.Milan 60 Aspen […]

[…] be driven primarily by ecological objectives while promoting economic and social benefits. Participants The Nature Conservancy of New Mexico Natural Resources Conservation Service Bureau of Land Management Sierra Club, Rio Grande Chapter Forest Guardians New Mexico State Forestry Office U.S. Forest Service Bureau of Indian Affairs New Mexico State Lands Forest Guild Center for […]

[…] post – treatment habitat and owl monitoring data available for any of these projects California Spotted Owl Response to Thinning Treatments • Stephens et al. 2014, northern Sierra Nevada • Documented decline in the number of CSO territories as a result of landscape fuel treatments • Factors driving decline unknown Ecological Forestry* • Retention […]