New Mexico Wildlife magazine Conserving New Mexico's Wildlife for Future Generations
Restoration of Gila trout opens door for anglers It’s been five years since two massive wildfires roared through the …
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Restoration of Gila trout opens door for anglers It’s been five years since two massive wildfires ro…
Time to hunt sheds
Spring is here, it’s time to hunt sheds Spring is a time many hunters put their gear away and …
Bear-resistant dumpsters
Bear-resistant dumpsters benefit wildlife, people There is a difference between unintentional and in…
Mimbres River restoration
Restoration on Mimbres River expected to help threatened chub The Mimbres River is the only pla…
Rio de los Pinos
Improved aquatic habitat expected to improve angling at Rio de los Pinos For years, the remote …
GAIN and outdoor enthusiasts
GAIN changes benefit outdoor enthusiasts The scene is a bit like Jurassic Park, minus the dinosaurs,…
Pecos bighorn numbers
Pecos bighorn numbers are dangerously high There are times when words appear to paint a rosy portrai…
Fishing back to Berrendo
Many partners work together to bring fishing back to Berrendo A red bridge passes over the Berrendo …
Turkey vulture
Did you know…? Many people refer to this bird as a buzzard, which is incorrect. The term buzza…
Ears, not eyes
Ears, not eyes critical in documenting small birds Walking through the Sangre de Cristo Mountains in…
Gould’s wild turkey
Gould’s wild turkey in New Mexico The wild turkey is a popular game bird throughout the United State…
When nothing goes right
There are days when nothing goes right In my 14 years working for wildlife agencies, many exciting a…
Citizens in conservation
Opportunity for citizens to aid in conservation In some areas of New Mexico, the anxious sound of a …
Target walleye
Timing is right to target walleye As the last rays of daylight fade over the horizon, a voracious pr…
Wildlife telemetry
The importance of telemetry in wildlife conservation Wildlife tracking has been around for centuries…
Sandhill crane youth hunt
Putting food on the table only part of the fun The hours passed for three young hunters who lay stea…
Elk calf survival rates
Wildlife management can be challenging, especially when research data has yet to be collected and a …
Finding elk calves
As dawn broke over Chivato Mesa, a group of New Mexico Department of Game and Fish biologists, conse…
Positive forecast for elk
When habitat conditions are strong, wildlife tend to flourish and the overriding factor is precipita…
Dynamic hunter education camps
Parents and youths are having fun learning at the new New Mexico Department of Game and Fish hunter …
Thriving in Rio Grande Gorge
Wildlife agencies across the nation have many success stories to share when it comes to restoring wi…
Coming full circle
Wildlife has no better ally than a conservation officer. The name alone, “conservation,” suggests th…
It’s a trophy
Ask a hunter about the trophy mounted on the wall, sitting on a table or neatly placed in a cabinet,…
Geese numbers dangerously high
Mid-continent populations of light geese are currently at levels never before recorded. They have su…
Control of feral hogs
Laws and additional control measures appear to have been effective in putting feral hog concerns to …
Driving: protect yourself & wildlife
As the colors change and the temperature’s drop, hikers and wildlife enthusiasts are spending time o…
Quail hunting southeast N.M.
They’re small, fast, elusive and disappear quickly, but that’s part of what makes quail hunting fun …
Help catch poachers
Those spending time outdoors can help catch poachers. Whether spending time in the field on a hunt, …
Bear population study
Finding a needle in a haystack might sound like a difficult, painstaking process, but it pales in co…
Passion for outdoors
Share with Wildlife: Helping youth develop passion for outdoors To help students develop a respect f…
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Bear-resistant dumpsters
Bear-resistant dumpsters benefit wildlife, people There is a difference between unintentional and intentional or negligent feeding of wildlife. Unfortunately, …
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Mimbres River restoration
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Rio de los Pinos
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Ears, not eyes
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Gould’s wild turkey
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Citizens in conservation
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Wildlife telemetry
The importance of telemetry in wildlife conservation Wildlife tracking has been around for centuries, but most of the time …
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Dynamic hunter education camps
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Dust off the fly rod
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Tigers are cleaning up
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Pecos bighorn numbers
Pecos bighorn numbers are dangerously high There are times when words appear to paint a rosy portrait, but upon …
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Thriving in Rio Grande Gorge
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Pike numbers at bay
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Time to get out
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Target walleye
Timing is right to target walleye As the last rays of daylight fade over the horizon, a voracious predator …
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Coming full circle
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Herping
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Armendaris youth hunt
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Fishing back to Berrendo
Many partners work together to bring fishing back to Berrendo A red bridge passes over the Berrendo River on …
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Control of feral hogs
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Trout of Southeastern NM
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Salad shooting
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Turkey vulture
Did you know…? Many people refer to this bird as a buzzard, which is incorrect. The term buzzard in …
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Driving: protect yourself & wildlife
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Passion for outdoors
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Raccoons: did you know…?
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Hummingbirds are unique
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Birding hot spots
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Getting youths outside
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When nothing goes right
There are days when nothing goes right In my 14 years working for wildlife agencies, many exciting and sometimes …
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Albuquerque wildlife calls
Memorable Albuquerque wildlife calls Nuisance wildlife calls can fall into a variety of categories: urgent, entertaining, painstaking, frustrating and …
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More than illegal
Poaching case – a reminder that it is more than illegal The photo tells a story: two conservation officers …
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Helping feed the hungry
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Iconic mammal takes center stage
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Open Gate: stamp funds provide opportunities for hunters & anglers
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OHV changes and challenges
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Competitive juices flow at NASP State Tournament
About 8 a.m. March 12, youths started arriving at the Albuquerque Convention Center in anticipation of the National Archery …
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Increased access with Open Gate: Landowners earn revenue with hunting or fishing lease
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Program releases new Share with Wildlife license plate
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New magazine online format
Game and Fish unveils new magazine online format After years of being available as downloadable PDF editions, the New …
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Awards handed out at banquet ceremony
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Game and Fish officer wins prestigious award
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Game and Fish biologists honored for conservation efforts