Final Monitoring Report, 2010-2024. Southwest Jemez Mountains Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Project (SWJM CFLRP)
Parmenter RR (ed). 2024. Final Monitoring Report, 2010-2024. Southwest Jemez Mountains Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Project (SWJM CFLRP). National Park Service. Jemez Springs, New Mexico
The Southwest Jemez Mountains Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Program (SWJM CFLRP) on the Santa Fe National Forest and Valles Caldera National Preserve is a long-term collaborative effort to restore forest ecosystems at the landscape scale and improve resilience to major disturbances, including fire, insects, disease, and climate change. Lead partners include the Santa Fe National Forest (U.S. Forest Service), Valles Caldera National Preserve (National Park Service), US Geological Survey, Forest Stewards Guild, New Mexico Forest and Watershed Restoration Institute, Pueblo of Jemez, Los Amigos de Valles Caldera, Rio Grande Return and The Nature Conservancy. The entire SWJM Collaborative includes 40 organizations, agencies, tribes and universities. This summary report represents the results of the SWJM CFLRP implementation and monitoring programs. The report is structured around the objectives listed in the original Forest Landscape Restoration Act passed by Congress in 2009. The results presented have been contributed by the collaborating groups of the SWJM CFLRP based on their monitoring work through 2024.
- Type
- Unpublished Report
- Date of Issue
- 2024-12
- Publisher
- National Park Service
- Units
- VALL
- Keywords
- fence removal, forestry, grassland, invasive plants, managed fire, prescribed fire, Restoration, river, road reclamation, stream, thinning, wetland, wildfire
- License
- Public Domain