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The latest edition of the Outdoor Reporter is out! Dive in to get fishing tips, veterans info, updates on the

July 28, 2016 For immediate release ALBUQUERQUE – The New Mexico Wildlife Federation is excited to announce our next rafting

Our executive director Garrett Vene Klasen was excited to join Michael Casaus, New Mexico Director of the Wilderness Society; Leandra Taylor, Employment and Environment

July 19th was a beautiful day along the Rio Grande! We were very excited to take youth from Taos Pueblo,

Last night we held our first annual Latino Conservation Summit. In conjunction with Latino Conservation Week, hosted by the Hispanic Access

June 22, 2016 For immediate release GRAND JUNCTION – The Bureau of Land Management is taking significant steps to update

The just passed Energy Bill is a great example of what can be accomplished through bipartisan collaboration, and the New Mexico Wildlife Federation applauds Senators Lisa Murkowski, Maria Cantwell, Tom Udall, and Martin Heinrich on their hard work on this comprehensive bill.

The United States Forest Service recently announced a limited riparian habitat exclosure project along the Rio Cebolla and San Antonio Creek in an effort to protect the endangered New Mexico meadow jumping mouse.