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
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.
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
Crystal A. Medina is listening closely as she meets with collaborative groups around New Mexico who are focused on restoring forest and watershed health. “I’m
Foresters, water advocates, land managers meet in Colorado to share ideas on adapting to new tough realities in Western landscapes Hundreds of professionals gathered May
The New Mexico Forest and Watershed Restoration Institute coordinates and participates in a variety of public outreach events to help communities in fire-adapted landscapes. These
Community Wildfire Resiliency Fairs After wildfire, communities have an ongoing need for practical information and resources regarding restoration, flood and fire mitigation and prevention. Resource
New Mexico Highlands University
