FUELWOOD PERMITTING

The New Mexico State Land Office implements various projects and strategies to manage healthy forests, woodlands, rangelands, and watersheds.
These projects restore resilient ecological conditions, reduce wildland fuels near communities at risk of high severity fire, and enhance wildlife habitat.

In some situations when it is consistent with resource management objectives, we are able to offer fuelwood from state trust land to the public through a simple permitting process.  Locations and availability for fuelwood vary from year to year, but permits for piñon, juniper, or ponderosa pine wood are often available. 

For current fuelwood availability, locations, and permitting information, please contact the following:

Mark Meyers
505-827-4453
mkmeyers@slo.state.nm.us

OR

Camilla Romero
505-827-5851
cromero@slo.state.nm.us