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Santa Fe
National Forest

11 Forest Lane
Santa Fe, NM 87508

Phone:(505) 438-5300
Fax:(505) 438-5390

The Supervisor's Office moved to a new location back in September 2009. Please make note of our NEW phone number, fax number and address. More »

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for Travel Management - Public Meetings ScheduledImage: New Buttom

THE FOREST

The Santa Fe National Forest is one of the five National Forests in New Mexico. The National Forests are America's great outdoors, here to serve the American people at work and play. Some of the finest mountain scenery in the Southwest is found in the 1.6 million acres covered by the Santa Fe National Forest. Elevations rise from 5,300 to 13,103 feet at the summit of Truchas Peak, located within the Pecos Wilderness. Our objective is to maintain that natural beauty.

SANTA FE SPOTLIGHT

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Travel Management - The Santa Fe National Forest has released its Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) for the Forest’s Travel Management Plan. Get involved: reviw and comment on the DEIS/maps and attend a scheduled public meeting. Meetings begin on 8/5. More »

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EPA Recognizes Rio Cebolla - The Rio Cebolla was nominated as a Success Story by EPA because of improvements to the river as a result of a restoration initiatives such as the Respect the Rio program.  To learn more about the success story click here.  To learn more about the Respect the Rio program, click here.

Photo: Jemez Mountains

SW Jemez Mountains Restoration - The Forest Service, Valles Caldera Trust, Pueblo of Jemez, The Nature Conservancy, and NM Forest and Watershed Restoration Institute are currently working on a strategic-level forest restoration planning effort to restore ecological conditions in the Jemez Mountains.

Forest Service Maps Available Online Santa Fe National Forest visitor and wildernes maps, along with other forest maps from forests around New Mexico and the US are available for purchase on-line through the National Forest Store. Purchase Maps »

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Santa Fe NF Fire Information Hotline The Forest has implemented a new toll-free number, 1-877-971-FIRE, designed to share information with the public about Wildfires, Prescribed Fires, Fire Use Fires, and Wildfire Prevention Tips.

FOREST PLANNING RULE
The Forest Service is beginning an open, collaborative process to create and implement a modern planning rule to address current and future needs of the 155 national forests and 20 grasslands in the National Forest System. A variety of approaches will be used to facilitate wide public participation throughout the nation in updating the planning rule. As part of this national effort, meetings were held in Albuquerque, NM, and Phoenix, AZ, concurrently on April 28. More »

 

NEWS

* Santa Fe National Forest Waives Fee For Day & Other Uses Next Weekend June 5-6 - Along With Three Other Weekends.
June 02, 2010
   
* EPA Recognizes Rio Cebolla Improvement Project as Clean Water Act Success Story
July 28, 2009
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Current Projects

* Click here for a list of forest projects that are at different stages of NEPA analyses.

 

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 Last Modified: July 30, 2010