This bill requests the New Mexico Legislative Council to establish a Wildfire Study Group aimed at developing a comprehensive strategy to address and mitigate wildfires in the state. The study group will consist of at least fourteen members representing various stakeholders, including state agencies, utilities, and indigenous nations. The group's objectives include identifying high-risk areas for wildfires, developing emergency response plans, and proposing policies to enhance wildfire mitigation efforts. The study group is also tasked with ensuring that indigenous knowledge and practices are integrated into land management strategies.

The bill emphasizes the importance of collaboration among stakeholders to improve forest management and community protection. It calls for the study group to present its findings and recommendations to the appropriate interim legislative committee by November 1, 2025. Additionally, the bill requests that the forestry division of the energy, minerals, and natural resources department coordinate the group's activities and compile a final report detailing their recommendations.