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The New Mexico Forest Health Initiative assists private landowners, state managed lands, municipalities, and Tribes with improving forest health by increasing resilience to forest pests such as bark beetles, pathogens, and drought.

New Mexico Forest Health Initiative

The New Mexico Energy, Minerals, and Natural Resources Department Forestry Divison manages and directs the Forest Health Initiative via funding from the USDA Forest Service, State and Private Forestry. Forest Guild's Southwestern Region processes landowner reimbursements. The Forest Guild is proud to partner with the New Mexico Forestry Division on this important program to improve the health of New Mexico's forests. Forest Guild strives to process reimbursements in an efficient and timely manner. 

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  Las Vegas District, Masticated Site  Log deck adjacent to thinned ponderosa pine stand  Thinned and chipped young ponderosa pine stand
 

Forest Health Initiative Criteria: 

  1. Parcel is at high risk of forest pests or pathhogens, particularly bark beetles. 
  2. Parcel is in need of a Forest Stewardship Management Plan
  3. Parcel is part of a larger watershed or landscape scale effort

For more information about New Mexico's Forest Health Initiative please contact: 

Daniel Norlander, Forest Health Specialist
NM State Forestry Division
1220 S. St. Francis Dr.
Santa Fe, NM 87505
505-476-3351
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