1. 2015 Collaborative Forest Restoration Program Annual Workshop CFRP Eligibility: Attend an annual workshop with other stakeholders for the purpose of discussing the CFRP and the projects implemented under it.

2. Objectives What Is The CFRP? What Have We Accomplished? Challenges Opportunities for the Future.

3. The core purpose of CFRP is to encourage collaborative partnerships. Improve communication and joint problem solving. Encourage sustainable communities and sustainable forests. Include diverse and balanced groups of stakeholders in project design, implementation, and monitoring.

4. CFRP 2001-2015 504 proposals submitted 193 projects funded Yearly Average 38% 34 proposals submitted 13 projects funded CFRP Competitive Grant Funding History

5. $70.3 million invested: $11.72 M Match/In-kind $58.6 M Federal Funds Total CFRP Project Funding

6. Land Tenure of CFRP Treatments

7. Involving Diverse and Balanced Stakeholders (561Partners)

8. Recipients (138 Recipients,193 Projects)

9. Ramah Navajo and New Mexico Forest and Watershed Restoration Institute training the Alamo Navajo crew. Training and Forest Related Employment 782 Jobs have been created Photo courtesy of Bill Ferranti

10. Acres treated by CFRP projects Mixed Conifer/ Ponderosa Pine Piñon Pine/JuniperBosque 52% 29% 18% ~ 31,802 completed to date 61,507 projected acres treated

11. CFRP 14-13: Collaborative Post Fire (Las Conchas) Restoration in Santa Clara Canyon. Santa Clara Pueblo Forestry Department crews taking a break after constructing a log drop structure.

12. CFRP 11-12 TC Company Crossing Boundaries with Small Tree Utilization in the Jemez Mountains: MicroMill processing small boards (left) from small diameter wood coming from the Valles Caldera National Preserve. MicroMill processes wood chips as byproducts at the same time as the boards (right).

13. John Deere 748B Grapple Skidder purchased by BRL Logging, Increasing Utilization in the Zuni Mountain CFLRP (CFRP 7-15)

14. Forest Service Watershed Condition Framework CFLRP Rio Grande Water Fund Partnerships: The only way to meeting the challenge of declining budgets. Opportunities