Abandoned Mined Lands Bureau

The Forestry Department in Santa Fe, NM oversees a range of programs and services related to natural resource management, climate change, and state parks. They provide industry oversight for mining and oil and gas operations, as well as promote forest health, conservation, and urban forestry initiatives. With a focus on clean energy, the department also works on climate change adaptation, energy efficiency, and land conservation efforts. Additionally, they manage state parks, offer programs for youth conservation, and provide resources for wildfire prevention and response in the region.Generated from the website

The Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department, also known as EMNRD, consists of more than five divisions and employs a staff of over 400 people at nearly 45 worksites throughout New Mexico. Founded in 1987, the department s energy conservation and management division develops and implements clean energy programs of clean fuels and transportation to promote environmental sustainability for the state and its citizens. Its forestry division provides technical advice on forest and resource management to private landowners based on their objectives. The Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department s mining and minerals division promotes public specializes in the utilization, conservation, reclamation and safeguarding of land and resources affected by mining.

The New Mexico State Land Office is responsible for overseeing 9 million surface acres and 13 million mineral acres in the state. Their primary goal is to generate revenue for public education and other public institutions by leasing state trust land for various purposes such as oil and gas, renewable energy, agriculture, and commercial uses. Additionally, the State Land Office offers permits for collecting sand for Farolitos or Christmas trees from state lands during the holiday season. They have been recognized as the top midsize employer in the state and provide assistance to individuals impacted by wildfires in certain counties. The office also has a public research room available by appointment for those seeking information.Generated from the website