FIVE-NEEDLE WHITE PINE CONSERVATION ON THE SANTA FE NATIONAL FOREST
This link is to the formal objection we filed in 2021 to the revised Santa Fe National Forest Plan for its failure to provide protection …
Santa Fe Mountains
The forests surrounding Santa Fe have made our region a world renowned destination for artists and healers as well as a highly valued attraction for tourists. Their importance spared this ironic landscape from the post-World War II logging that devastated many western forests. But all that is in the past. Now one of the largest logging operations in the history of the Santa Fe National Forest has begun plowing into this roadless expanse.
Summer Hike for White Pines
Dates for Saturday hikes this summer near Santa Fe are: May 9, 23 June 6, 20 July 11, 25 August 8, 22 Meet 9:30am to …
Pining for Protection: Conservationist urges Forest Service to account for threats to white pines in Santa Fe National Forest
Upgrading the Santa Fe National Forest plan to protect whites pines is tragically a “low priority” according to this February 14 article in the Santa …
Cutting White Pines
A U.S. Forest Service official lied when he recently told folks that white pines are being spared from cutting while a few feet away white pines were piled and waiting to be burned.
Let the White Pines Be
Every white pine the Forest Service cuts down in their misguided campaign to control fire is a permanent loss of genetic diversity these rare conifers need to confront a devastating disease. This My View appeared in the Santa Fe New Mexican on July 6, 2024.
Protect White Pines
The magnificent white pines of the southwest are falling victim to mindless tree cutting by the U.S. Forest Service in the name of “forest health.”
Santa Fe Mountains Project Comments
The Forest Service must prepare an EIS because this project may have a significant impact on theenvironment. Read more>
Lawsuit Seeks Information on Forest Service Burn Plans
Group working to prioritize public safety in federal fire policies Date: Monday, October 16, 2023 Contacts: Sam Hitt, 505-577-2944, sam@wildwatershed.org and Peter Sorenson peter@sorensonfoialaw.com Available …