Taking the Lead in New Mexico
Claunch-Pinto Soil and Water Conservation District Mountainair, New Mexico
The Claunch-Pinto Soil and Water Conservation District in Mountainair,
New Mexico, was first in the nation to sign a memorandum of understanding
with the USDA Forest Service and State conservation agencies. Now the
district is a leader in healthy forests work in New Mexico. Fuels reduction,
removal of invasive species, and reintroduction of native species and
assemblages are of paramount importance to CPSWCD's conservation efforts.
The work, funded by USDA Forest Service, the State Forestry office and
State grants, provides a direct financial benefit to private landowners
in an area with many low- and moderate-income residents. Grants have
exceeded $1 million. Cost-sharing is provided to encourage fuels reduction
and ecological restoration on private lands.
COMMUNITY: Help The Torrance County Project Office & KXNM Radio Project Task Force by Completing The Listener Survey (English) (Spanish)
NEWS:
District meetings are now being held at Alpine Alley, 210 N. Summit, Mountainair, NM
87036
Contact: Deirdre Tarr,
505-847-2941
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