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Game Commission Takes Testimony on Wolf Management

The New Mexico State Game Commission invited public comment on the management regime for the endangered Mexican Gray Wolf at
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Feds Reach Settlement With Jemez Pueblo Over Rights to Valles Caldera Preserve

By Ben Neary NMWF Conservation Director The U.S. Department of Interior and Jemez Pueblo have agreed to a settlement in
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New Mexico Otters Make a Splashy Comeback

By Ben Neary NMWF Conservation Director Otters were extirpated from New Mexico about 100 years ago, likely incidental victims of
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State Land Commissioner Decides to Transfer South Valley Parcel Along Rio Grande to USFWS

ALBUQUERQUE -- New Mexico State Land Commissioner Stephanie Garcia Richard has determined that her office will transfer to the U.S.

Edward Garcia Resigns as NM State Game Commissioner

By Ben Neary NMWF Conservation Director Edward Garcia has resigned from the New Mexico State Game Commission. Gov. Michelle Lujan

Wildlife Wednesday: Tracking the Health of New Mexico Hummingbirds

By Ben Neary NMWF Conservation Director As New Mexico becomes increasingly warmer and drier, biologist Shayne Halter is working on

The Bat, the Bee, the Pinyon Jay and the Hunter

By Ben Neary NMWF Conservation Director Carlos Martinez del Rio cherishes connections he sees in the natural world. A member

NM Attorney General Raúl Torrez Broadens Fight for Public Access to Pecos River

By Ben Neary NMWF Conservation Director New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez is expanding his office’s legal fight against landowners

Lawsuit Over Jemez Pueblo's Right to Land in Valles Caldera National Preserve Continues to Simmer

By Ben Neary NMWF Conservation Director In March 2023, a federal appeals court ruled that Jemez Pueblo retains aboriginal title

NM State Game Commission Extends Bighorn License Rule

By Ben Neary NMWF Conservation Director The New Mexico State Game Commission voted Fri., Aug. 9, to extend for two

NM Attorney General's Office Urges Federal Court to Dismiss Landowners' Stream Access Challenge

By Ben Neary NMWF Conservation Director New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez has asked a federal court to dismiss a

Wildlife Technician Explains Continued Success of Mexican Wolf Recovery

By BEN NEARY NMWF Conservation Director The wild population of the Mexican wolf is rising in southern New Mexico and

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