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We're people of northern New Mexico, living in and around the upper Pecos and Canadian River watersheds. A nonprofit organization of young, old and in-between, students and retired people, office workers, engineers and wildlife professionals -- all concerned about the land. Government and private landowners need good information on which to base their decisions for the long-term health of the environment. We do ecological monitoring to help fill that gap. Monitoring is done by community members under the direction of professionals.

Climate Masters (New Mexico Environment Department)

The New Mexico Drought Task Force recommends strategies for reducing the state's vulnerability to drought.

official website of the Greater Santa Fe Fireshed Coalition. Read about the Coalition and our projects. Learn about news and events. Find partners, contacts and resources.

The NFPA has a new website for home/landowners for their Fire Adapted Communities program.

New Mexico Association of Counties is a nonprofit, nonpartisan association representing and serving New Mexico’s thirty-three counties. As a result of its work, counties advance the public’s vital interest in effective, efficient and responsive local government. Therefore, NMAC’s mission is to work as a united body by equally representing the interests of all counties through designated elected county officials to promote effective and efficient county government. The New Mexico Association of Counties launched its new website at the beginning of the 2011 Legislative Conference. Since that time, we have added several new resources: Press Releases, What's New, Hot Topics, and NMAC Overview.

Link to publications that are available free of charge from NMBGMR's web site

The New Mexico Climate Center is located on the campus of New Mexico State Univerity. The center operates a small network of weather stations across the state and gathers data from other mesonets.

The Tamarisk Coalition, a non-profit alliance working to restore riparian lands, has launched a new website called the Riparian Restoration Connection. Its goal is to create a central hub for the riparian restoration community to exchange resources, share ideas, ask questions, and get the information needed to help facilitate riparian restoration efforts.

Tips on campfire safety, debris burning, equipment maintenance and house safety, plus links to wildfire science and fire fighting.