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Bandelier National Monument Fire Management Plan Environmental Assessment
The Bandelier National Monument has released a Fire Management Plan Environmental Assessment. The plan will describe policy, goals, objectives, and strategies and tactics for managing wildland fire. It will outline strategies to protect the public, surrounding communities, and critical infrastructure; reduce wildfire risk; conserve natural and cultural resources; preserve ecosystem processes; and ensure responsible stewardship of the park's landscapes. The proposed action would allow strategic management of wildfire, defensible space operations, forest thinning, and prescribed fire across a broader area of the park and enhance partnerships, fire education, and adaptive management.
Environmental Assessment, Fire Management Planning, Fire Suppression, Forest Fuelwood Management, Forest Restoration, Forest Thinning, Prescribed Burn, Threatened or Endangered Species
El Tablazon South I-40 - Ciudad SWCD (EMFHP) Private Property, NFL, Def. Space/Forest Thinning Project
EMFHP (East Mountain Forest Health Program) Forest Thinning Project on private and public land to reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfire and improve forest health. Project treatment areas are scattered within the drawn polygon and will not be the entire shape.
Fire Suppression, Forest Restoration, Forest Stewardship Plan, Forest Thinning
1-5MW ground mounted solar facility comprised of Ibeams supporting the array, an access road, various equipment pads, fencing, and vegetative screening. A general wildlife survey was conducted in 2026. No trees will be removed. No wetlands will be impacted.
Species Status Assessments for American Bumble Bee and Variable Cuckoo Bumble Bee
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is requesting information, as part of the Species Status Assessment process, on the American bumble bee and the Variable cuckoo bumble bee. They are particularly interested in information regarding distribution, population trends, updates to species' ranges, diseases, climate change impacts, regulatory changes, and conservation efforts.
Fish/Wildlife Conservation/Management, Threatened or Endangered Species
The New Mexico Department of Transportation proposes to improve transportation infrastructure in the area surrounding the intersection of I-40 and Horizon Boulevard. This project is critical to addressing these safety concerns by upgrading the intersection design, improving traffic flow, enhancing visibility, and implementing better signage and traffic control systems. These improvements are aimed at reducing accidents, minimizing congestion-related risks, and providing safer conditions for all road users, ultimately enhancing the overall safety of the Horizon Boulevard interchange for motorists, pedestrians, and bicyclists alike.
proposed O&G project that would construct an expansion area off of an existing pad to accomodate additional wells. no access roads or pipelines required.
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