LINCOLN COUNTY, N.M. (KRQE) – The Lincoln National Forest is preparing to begin a five-year reforestation plan to supporting long-term recovery across the Blue 2 Fire and South Fork Fire burn scars. To rehabilitate the burned land, the Lincoln National Forest through collaboration with the National Forest Foundation, has obtained 40,000 seedlings, enough to reforest 300 acres […]
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Lincoln National Forest to begin 5-year reforestation plan on burn scars
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