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Landscape wide forest stewardship plan for the Sapello area. Will be following EMNRD State Forestry guidelines as well as following the NM State Forestry Stewardship plan outline and requirements. Any thinning activities or other prescriptions will be timed appropriately and performed in accordance with best managemnt practices and will not cause excessive ground disturbance but instead aims to mitigate erosion and improve overall forest health.
Site is comprised of an approximate 6.66-acre parcel located west of the
intersection of Wellspring Avenue SE and Westside Boulevard SE in Rio Rancho, New Mexico.
The site is known as Tract H1A and it is identified by Parcel ID 1012067088093
Forest Thinning Project on private land to reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfire and
improve forest health. Under Workplan between CIUDAD SWCD and EMNRD, NMFD-Bernalillo District.
Forest Thinning Project on private land to reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfire and improve forest health under workplan between CIUDAD SWCD and EMNRD, NMFD - Bernalillo District.
Forest Thinning Project on private land to reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfire and improve forest health under workplan between CIUDAD SWCD and EMNRD, NMFD-Bernalillo District.
Forest Thinning Project on private land to reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfire and improve forest health under workplan between CIUDAD SWCD and EMNRD, NMFD-Bernalillo District.
Forest Thinning Project on private land to reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfire and improve forest health. under workplan between CIUDAD SWCD and EMNRD, NMFD-Bernalillo District.
Forest Thinning Project on private land to reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfire and improve forest health under workplan between CIUDAD SWCD and EMNRD, NMFD-Bernalillo District.
Forest Thinning Project on private land to reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfire and improve forest health under workplan between CIUDAD SWCD and EMNRD, NMFD-Bernalillo District.
Conservation Values: Natural habitat and biological, watershed protection, scenic & open space, agricultural
Property Description: This property is owned by five entities with multiple parcels in Cibola County on Mt. Taylor. This project would protect approximately 13,180 acres of forested (ponderosa-pine mixed) with open meadows.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is proposing to delist the Gila chub from the Endangered Species Act. The delisting is based on the finding that the Gila chub is not a valid taxonomic entity and does not meet the definition of a species.
Proposed Rulemaking, Threatened or Endangered Species
EA for the Combat Support Training Range, Fort Bliss, TX
The Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center (AFIMSC) proposes to develop a Combat Support Training Range (CSTR) at the Fort Bliss ranges in New Mexico. The development of the CSTR would be located on withdrawn public land at McGregor Ranges 28 and 29. The primary infrastructure would consist of grading/gravel of 25 to 30 acres, a mock concrete runway, laundry and billeting facilities, and supporting utilities. A security fence with a buried chain-link apron would be installed around the cantonment area. Training would consist of assembling and disassembling structures such as small and medium tents, detonating explosives on the mock runway, and conducting runway repairs. The Environmental Assessment is expected to be completed in the spring of 2026.
This is a preliminary evaluation to determine which wildlife surveys may be needed to support mine permitting. The surveys have not been completed to date are intended to start this fall and extend into spring/summer 2026. The permitting has been ongoing with the Mining and Minerals Division. The proposed mine will have an access road, portal, vent shaft, and ancillary mine facilities to support underground mining of uranium. Mitigation measures, if necessary, will be developed following the baseline assessment. It is anticipated that disturbance during the nesting season will need clearance surveys to ensure compliance with the Migratory Bird Treaty Act.
A species list is needed to identify potential species that could be found near the project area. Crews will be going out to survey the area and this species list will help know what habitat to be aware of that could potentially be in the project area.
A species list is needed to identify potential species that could be found near the project area. Crews will be going out to survey the area and this species list will help know what habitat to be aware of that could potentially be in the project area.
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