SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — The Santa Fe National Forest is set to hold a series of public meetings about the Southwest Jemez Mountains Landscape Restoration project.

The first meeting is scheduled for July 24 in Albuquerque and is aimed at planning for the environmental impact statement needed on the 110,000 acres of national forest before certain treatments can be accomplished.

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