2020 Cross Boundary Summary Document
Thank you to everyone who attended our 2020 Cross-boundary Landscape Restoration Workshop! The workshop was attended by more than 150 land management representatives from 55 federal and state agencies, non-profits, environmental groups, universities, and community collaboratives. Participants discussed lessons learned, shared success stories, learned about science-based tools, and networked over three days in Albuquerque. It was a great success, largely due to all our great participants and presenters!
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Workshop Gallery
Courtney Schultz with Colorado State University and US Forest Service Chief Vicki Christiansen discuss adaptive NEPA.
Kent Reid with the New Mexico Forest and Watershed Restoration Institute discusses challenges and successes in a break-out group
More than 150 land management representatives from 55 federal and state agencies, non-profits, environmental groups, universities, and community collaboratives attended the workshop
Break-out groups met to discuss strategies to shared land management challenges.
Workshop participants—like Travis Woolley from The Nature Conservancy, Michael Remke from Mountain Studies Institute, Marin Chambers with Colorado Forest Restoration Institute, and others—discuss adaptive management in break-out session.
The workshop venue offered outdoor space that offered opportunities to network.
Emily Hohman with The Nature Conservancy Fire Learning Network spoke as part of the “Lost in Translation: Moving from Planning to Implementation” session.
New Mexico State Forester Laura McCarthy gave a key note speech.
Director of the Colorado Forest Restoration Institute Tony Cheng leads a break-out group.
Amy Waltz with the Ecological Restoration Institute captures a discussion from an adaptive NEPA break-out session.