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Southwest Jemez Mountains Restoration
Hooray! This Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration (CFLR) project was selected, and is eligible to receive up to $4 million/year in CFLRP funds over the next 10 years to restore forests and watersheds in this SW Jemez Mountains landscape!
Latest Postings, November 4, 2011 on Documents page:
Background
Southwest Jemez Mountains Restoration is a long-term collaborative effort to restore sustainable ecological forest conditions on a landscape of approximately 210,000 acres in the SW Jemez Mountains. It involves several phases, including strategic-level planning, project-level planning, implementation, and monitoring. The area comprises primarily the entire upper Jemez River watershed, including the nearly 86,000 acre Valles Caldera National Preserve, a portion of the Santa Fe National Forest (110,000 acres), and some state, private and tribal lands.
Map
A larger vicinity map of the project area shown below can be downloaded by clicking here. For an alphabetical listing of project specific maps, click here.
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