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Kingston Residents Testify They Used Forest Road 40E For Decades Before Landowners Closed it This Year
By BEN NEARY NMWF Conservation Director Residents of the town of Kingston used a road to access the Aldo Leopold
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Coalition Proposes New National Monument to Protect Southern New Mexico Peaks
By BEN NEARY NMWF Conservation Director DEMING, N.M. – A coalition of Luna County elected officials and others kicked off
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Wildlife Wednesday: Matthew Monjaras of Impact Outdoors Discusses Waterfowl Hunting and Conservation Projects
Matthew Monjaras, an accomplished waterfowl hunter, will be the featured speaker at the New Mexico Wildlife Federation’s December Wildlife Wednesday
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NMWF and Sierra County Residents File Suit Seeking to Reopen Road into Aldo Leopold Wilderness
By BEN NEARY NMWF Conservation Director The New Mexico Wildlife Federation has joined with a group of Sierra County residents
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State Lawmakers Express Concern About Dysfunctional NM Game Commission
By BEN NEARY NMWF Conservation Director Some top Democratic state lawmakers say they support reform of the New Mexico State
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Wildlife Wednesday: New Mexico Jumping Mouse Provides Warning About Health of Riparian Areas
By BEN NEARY NMWF Conservation Director The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has prohibited grazing in select areas around New
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Bear and Cougar Rule Advances in New Mexico State Game Commission
By BEN NEARY NMWF Conservation Director A rule that would allow hunting of bears and cougars in New Mexico to
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New Mexico Attorney General's Office Ready to Take Action to Enforce Court Stream Access Ruling
By BEN NEARY NMWF Conservation Director FARMINGTON – The New Mexico Attorney General’s Office is ready to take action against
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New Mexico Public Health Veterinarian Phipps to Speak on Zoonotic Diseases at Aug. 9 Wildlife Wednesday Event
By BEN NEARY NMWF Conservation Director New Mexico is home to a range of zoonotic diseases, or illnesses that can
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