Since it began in 2001, the Collaborative Forest Restoration Program (CFRP) has awarded 154 grants to 110 organizations that are currently working in 20 counties in New Mexico. A fifth of those have gone to tribes. Over 450 diverse stakeholders are involved in implementing the projects. Collaborative Forest Restoration Program projects have created over 600 permanent, seasonal and part time forest related jobs in New Mexico.
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All applications should first contact the Forest Coordinator closest to the public land where treatment will take place. Free assistance is available in proposal development and multiparty monitoring. more on assistance and list of coordinators »
Funded Projects (PDF, 113kb)
A list of current and past Collaborative Forest Restoration Program funded projects (2001-2011).
Funded Project Summaries and Contacts (PDF, 452kb)
Summaries of current and previous Collaborative Forest Restoration Program funded projects (2001-2011).
5-Year Assessment
In 2005, the Forest Service convened a National Collaborative Assessment Team to conduct a multiparty assessment of the Collaborative Forest Restoration Program (CFRP). The team examined the development and implementation of the CFRP using an innovative approach from three different perspectives: implementation; effectiveness; and validity.
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Since it began in 2001, the Collaborative Forest Restoration Program (CFRP) has awarded 154 grants to 110 organizations that are currently working in 20 counties in New Mexico. A fifth of those have gone to tribes. Over 450 diverse stakeholders are involved in implementing the projects. Collaborative Forest Restoration Program projects have created over 600 permanent, seasonal and part time forest related jobs in New Mexico.
