ARIDON WILDFIRE + WATERSHED RESILIENCE
Wildfire Resilience Grid
One operating system for risk prioritization, treatment capacity, watershed protection, biomass routing, workforce, funding, and proof of completion.
PILOT MODE
Northwest New Mexico
Planning prototype with sample zone inputs
ANNUAL TREATMENT TARGET
125,000 acres
REPORTED TREATED
22,000 acres
ANNUAL DELIVERY GAP
103,000 acres
PILOT TREATMENT QUEUE
32,600 acres
Statewide delivery gap
The system treats wildfire resilience as an infrastructure production problem.
17.6% of annual target
INTERVENTION ENGINE
What the system recommends first
01
Protect water + people first
Rank treatments by fire probability, human exposure, watershed value, readiness, and biomass recovery potential.
02
Build permanent regional capacity
Use year-round resilience crews plus private contractors, with shared equipment fleets to remove the equipment-capital bottleneck.
03
Create biomass offtake before treatment starts
Pre-plan where logs, chips, slash, mulch, biochar feedstock, and erosion-control material will go so hauling does not become the choke point.
04
Verify every treated acre
Attach before/after imagery, contractor, treatment prescription, biomass destination, cost, and re-treatment date to a digital treatment record.
05
Run maintenance as a repeating cycle
Do not count an acre as permanently solved. Give every zone a next inspection and maintenance date.