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Forest and Watershed Health Office
WebThe Forest and Watershed Health Office provides strategic planning and programmatic and logistical support for many of the Forestry Division’s programs and initiatives. The Forest and Watershed Health Coordinator serves on core teams that lead implementation of the New Mexico Forest Action Plan and the Agreement for Shared Stewardship in New
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Invasive/Noxious Plants
WebInvasive Plants. Invasive plants threaten forested lands and can spread to other areas if left untreated. The Forestry Division works closely with the New Mexico Department of Agriculture and other partners across the state to limit the spread of invasives and manage populations to improve wildlife habitat and protect natural resources.
Forest Action Plan
WebThe plan provides an assessment of the current conditions of our natural resources and sets forth strategies that address key issues in forest and watershed management in a changing climate. States are required by the USDA Forest Service (as authorized by the federal Farm Bill) to develop a Forest Action Plan on a recurring 10-year plan cycle.
New Mexico’s Forest and Watershed Health Plan: …
WebNew Mexico’s Forest and Watershed Health Plan: Guiding Principles These Guiding Principles form a basis for how ecological restoration efforts should take place in New Mexico. They describe a common understanding of the way to address important
Forest and Watershed Health Coordinating Group
WebThe Forestry Division’s Forest and Watershed Health Office hosts meetings of a multi-entity Forest and Watershed Management Coordinating Group formed to fulfill those directives. The Coordinating Group helps to identify priority landscapes and establish shared goals for restoration across all lands, public and private, in New Mexico.
202 2 NEW MEXICO FOREST HEALTH REPORT
Web202 2 NEW MEXICO FOREST HEALTH REPORT. NEW MEXICO FORESTRY DIVISION. 4. DROUGHT AND WARMING. Drought conditions in New Mexico improved during 2022. For example, 55% of the state was in the D2 or severe drought category in January; but by December 2022, 50% of the state had moved into the D 0 or abnormally dry drought …
Find a District Office
WebEMNRD-Forestry Division 1220 S. St. Francis Drive Santa Fe, NM 87505 505-476-3325 office 505-476-3330 fax [email protected]
The New Mexico Forest and Watershed Health Plan
WebNEW MEXICO FOREST and WATERSHED HEALTH PLAN EXECUTIVE SUMMARY. The New Mexico Forest and Watershed Health Plan was initiated in late 2003 at the request of Governor Bill Richardson and the New Mexico State Legislature. The Plan is the product of work by more than 400 people who contributed their time and expertise to the …
Climate Adaptation and Resilience
WebExecutive Order 2019-003 on Climate Change and Waste Prevention. Executive Order 2019-003 directs agencies to incorporate climate adaptation into their programs and operations to become more resilient to the effects of climate change. EMNRD worked with the University of New Mexico Earth Data Analysis Center to develop a Climate Risk Map …
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