The Greater Santa Fe Fireshed Coalition uses a pro-active, collaborative approach to improve the health and long-term resilience of forested watersheds and communities by addressing wildfire. The Coalition works to build support, understanding, and shared knowledge of the role of fire in an adaptive framework to realize our goals. Our primary goal is to identify and implement high priority on-the ground projects that make the Fireshed and its communities more resilient to wildfire while maintaining and restoring resilient landscapes. This goal will be realized when fire is used as a tool for management throughout our fire adapted forests, and communities in and adjacent to these forests become fire adapted - they understand the role of fire and are prepared for its occurrence.
Coalition members the Forest Stewards Guild and City of Santa Fe Fire have partnered to assist landowners with wildfire risk mitigation. Through the Fire Safe Santa Fe project and funding from the Community Wildfire Defense Grant program, we aim to enable and inform efforts to create fire-resilient communities across the Greater Santa Fe Fireshed. Learn more and get involved.
Join us for River Talks: Wildfire and Watershed Resilience on Thursday, May 14th, 2026, from 6 to 7 p.m. (doors open at 5:30 p.m.) at Iconick Red, 1366 Cerrillos Road. Hear from Alan Hook of the City of Santa Fe Water Division and Eytan Krasilovsky of Forest Stewards Guild about watershed management in the Santa Fe area and How you can become fire adapted. This event is free and open to the public.
