The Science Behind It All — Greater Santa Fe Fireshed Coalition

Resources for Managers

Restoration prescriptions in the CFRP

Climate Change and Mixed Conifer/ Aspen Systems in New Mexico: Considerations for Managers

Evaluating the Effectiveness of Wildfire Mitigation Activities in the Wildland-Urban Interface

Multiparty Monitoring and Assessment of Collaborative Forest Restoration Projects

More About Fire and Forest Ecology

About Fire history of the municipal watershed and the relationship between fire and water.

About ponderosa pine forests.

About mixed conifer forests.

About pinon-juniper forests.

The ABC's of a controlled burn

Watch a short video to learn about the history of wildfire suppression and why we need more good wildfire

About the City of Santa Fe's coordinated approach to wildfire and an urban wildfire case study from Headwaters Economics.

Learn from other similar landscapes! Access the Taos Valley Watershed Coalition Restoration Strategy and the Rowe Mesa Landscape Assessment.

The GSFFC is a coalition of public and private organizations. The GSFFC is not a subdivision of the State of New Mexico, as defined in the state’s Open Meetings Act, §§ 10-15-1 to 10-15-4 NMSA 1978. Although federal agencies participate in the GSFFC, the Coalition is not a federal advisory board and was not created by a federal agency, as defined by the Federal Advisory Committee Act (FACA), 5.U.S.C. app. 2, §§ 1 to 16 (2012). The GSFFC operates informally to support its partners, and is not incorporated as a non-profit, 501(C)(3), partnership, or other legal status.