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Congressional Bill H.R. 1904 of the 108th Congress

This Field Guide is designed to help resource managers understand the changes in procedures and processes under the HFI and HFRA. It briefly summarizes the various HFI tools that have become available. The guide does not address all HFI tools directly. Its primary focus is on the expedited processes provided in Title I of the HFRA for hazardous-fuel treatment on NFS and BLM lands.

Introduction to Erosion Control Field Guide- Techniques for fixing gullies and headcuts

Forest and Watershed Health Office Annual Report FY06-07

New Mexico Forest and Watershed Health Office Annual Report FY07-08

New Mexico Forest and Watershed Health Office Annual Workplan FY08

New Mexico Forest and Watershed Health Office Annual Workplan FY09

Description of actions taken in FY09 to implement the New Mexico State Forest and Watershed Health Plan

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.

This searchable bibliography currently contains 900+ references to technical reports and bulletins, articles, theses and dissertations, books, and proceedings that relate to watershed management research in the arid and semi-arid environment of the southwestern United States and northern Mexico. Vegetation types in this region include: mixed conifer and ponderosa pine forests, pinyon-juniper woodlands, grasslands, chaparral and semi-desert shrublands, and riparian ecosystems.