The Government Set a Fire in New Mexico. It Burned 341,735 Acres
Recovery from the state’s most destructive wildfire is complicated by high tensions between residents and the party responsible — the United States Forest Service
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Recovery from the state’s most destructive wildfire is complicated by high tensions between residents and the party responsible — the United States Forest Service
Recovery from the wildfire is complicated by high tensions between residents and the party responsible — the United States Forest Service
This week on New Mexico in Focus, a look back on 2023 as NMiF reflects on some of its stories and interviews. Our Land Senior Producer Laura Paskus hosts a three-part roundtable conversation with U.S. Forest Service Southwestern Regional Forester Michiko...
After some recent burns went uncontained and became major wildfires, new preparations include meetings with higher-ranking officials and more frequent and thorough checking of weather and ground conditions before ignition.
The cattle are leaving their permitted grazing areas, known as allotments, in Santa Fe National Forest areas bordering the preserve and have trespassed since 2017.