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The Greater Santa Fe Recreation Partnership (GSFRP) began in 2018, stimulated by outdoor recreation visioning and subsequent sustainable recreation planning initially organized by the Santa Fe National Forest. The collaborative effort serves to catalyze a landscape scale “all hands, all lands” approach, defining a multi-stakeholder vision for recreation opportunities that serve current and future needs of outdoor recreationists in a safe and sustainable manner.
Structure
GSFRP is guided by a leadership council, supported by a coordinating team and made up of working groups focused on key aspects of recreation (see structure diagram below). Trails is the first working group to get started and is focused on collaboratively developing a cross-jurisdictional regional trails plan. For more information, click here.
Geography of the Greater Santa Fe area
State and federal public lands serving residents and visitors managed by US Forest Service, National Park Service, BLM, and Santa Fe, Sandoval and Los Alamos Counties. The area includes the west and south slopes of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, the Caja del Rio Plateau, and eastern portion of the Jemez Mountains.
Partners to date
Local Government
City of Santa Fe
Los Alamos County
Santa Fe County
Transit District NCRTD
Land and Resource Management Agencies
USFS - Santa Fe National Forest
NPS - Bandelier National Monument
NPS – Valles Caldera National Preserve
NPS – National Trails Intermountain Region
BLM - Bureau of Land Management
Department of Energy – Los Alamos National Laboratory
Non-governmental
Numerous organizations and other interested groups.
Facilitation
Southwest Decision Resources, Tahnee Robertson and Abby Fullem
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