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Research and management of soil, plant, animal, and human resources in the Middle Rio Grande Basin

.-The Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment Station initiated a research program in 1994 called. “Ecology, diversity, and sustainability of soil, plant, animal, and human resources of the Rio Grande Basin”. This program is funded by an Ecosystem Management grant from Forest Service Research. Its mission focuses on the development and appli-cation of new knowledge to sustain ecological systems and human populations in the Middle Rio Grande Basin. Research studies emphasize upland ecology and management, linkages between watersheds and riparian zones, sensitive fish and wildlife populations and species of concern, and past and present cultural resources.