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NM Wildlife Federation Calls for Action to Protect Public Lands Ahead of Congressional Vote

The New Mexico Wildlife Federation calls on everyone to speak out against a proposal pending in Congress to dispose of
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Wildlife Wednesday: Aaron Kindle To Discuss Advantages of Non-Lead Ammunition

By Ben Neary NMWF Conservation Director Killing big-game animals with conventional lead-core bullets commonly results in lead fragments in the
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Jicarilla Nation, Catron County Ask NM State Game Commission for Action on Deer Herd, Wolf Issues

By Ben Neary NMWF Conservation Director The Jicarilla Apache Nation is calling on the New Mexico State Game Commission to
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Historic Win for Wildlife: Governor Signs Bill Investing Record Funds in Safe Wildlife Crossings

$50 million investment will help decrease wildlife-vehicle collisions across the state [Albuquerque, April 11, 2025] - New Mexicans are applauding

Wildlife Wednesday: Biologist Welcomes Increased State Oversight of Invertebrate Species

By Ben Neary, NMWF Conservation Director The legislative session that ended last month saw New Mexico lawmakers add invertebrates to

Researcher To Discuss Sandia Mountains Rosy-Finch Population Trends

By Ben Neary NMWF Conservation Director Researchers tracking the population of Rosy-FInches on the Sandia Mountains – the southernmost winter

Wildlife Wednesday: Jason Kerkmans Speaks on the Need for Public Awareness to Preserve New Mexico Stream Access

Jason Kerkmans, board president of the New Mexico Wildlife Federation, will speak on the public’s right to use rivers and

Federal Judge Tosses Landowner Lawsuit Challenging Public's Right to Access New Mexico Rivers and Streams

By Ben Neary NMWF Conservation Director A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by a group of New Mexico

NMDGF To Reduce Pronghorn Tags In Northeastern New Mexico

By Ben Neary NMWF Conservation Director Starting this fall, the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish will issue fewer

Free Event: Conservation Group Restores Habitat on New Mexico Streams to Bring Back Beavers

By Ben Neary NMWF Conservation Director New Mexico has experienced increasingly huge forest fires in recent years coupled with drier

Utah Presses Lawsuit Seeking to Force Disposal of Federal Lands

“We have fallen heirs to the most glorious heritage a people ever received, and each one must do his part

Judge Orders Landowners To Open Road to Aldo Leopold Wilderness Trailhead

By Ben Neary NMWF Conservation Director Private landowners have no right to block a road that the public has used

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