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Burning mission

NM agencies focus on prescribed fire, reforestation efforts

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Rio Chama River Permits, Rio Chama Wild and Scenic River

Explore Rio Chama River Permits in Rio Chama Wild and Scenic River, New Mexico with Recreation.gov. The Rio Chama is the third largest tributary of the Rio Grande, about 120 miles long. Beginning in the southern San Juan Mountains of south-central Colorado, i

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Preparing for fire season in extreme drought

Copyright © 2021 Albuquerque Journal SANTA FE – Heading into an extraordinarily dry summer, fire managers are ramping up efforts to make this year’s fire season as mild as can be. One way they’re doing that is by highlighting fire prevention through a new online tool developed by the Southwest Coordinating Group made up of partner agencies in Arizona and New Mexico. Another is via prescribed burns, which recently resumed in New Mexico’s five national forests and Arizona’s Tonto National Forest after a temporary protective order for the habitat of the Mexican Spotted Owl was lifted late last year.

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