Four Corners Institute
Forest Restoration
Wildlife Conservation
Scientific Research
Four Corners Institute Mission

The current focus of the Four Corners Institute's work is the restoration of natural ecosystems in the Southwest. Mountain forests, plateau grasslands, riparian communities — the beautiful landscapes of the Southwest have been changed by human use over the centuries. The integrity of many ecosystems has been impaired and the resilience of sustainable resources has declined.

The Four Corners Institute works to bring together the diverse voices of the Southwest, people with a stake in the health and integrity of the environment, to collaborate in their recovery. Current scientific knowledge can help assist partners in making resource choices that restore and revive our natural places.


Contact Us:      Dr. Melissa Savage
The Four Corners Institute
1477 1/2 Canyon Road
Santa Fe, New Mexico
telephone: 505.983.8515
email: forests@ucla.edu

Funding for the work of the Institute has been generously provided by the Collective Heritage Institute, The Forest Guild, the Ecological Restoration Institute of Northern Arizona University, T & E Inc., the Center for Biological Diversity, The Turner Foundation, the U.S. Forest Service, the McCune Charitable Trust, and private donors.