New Mexico Wildlife magazine Conserving New Mexico's Wildlife for Future Generations
New Mexico’s Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs) are managed primarily for fish, wildlife and their habitats. The WMAs also allow public recreation, including camping on some …
Read More »Black-footed ferrets reintroduced
Hiding inside small pet carriers in the back of a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service truck, eight very r…
Blind hunter sets no limits for himself
With the help of good friends and adaptive equipment, Mike Sanders goes after big game When Mike San…
Bald eagles of the Four Corners
The Four Corners area is an often overlooked spot for wildlife viewing and photography. People are s…
Q&A: Living with bears
Q&A with department biologist Rick Winslow …
Looking for a spring road trip?
New Mexico offers a variety of opportunities to watch wildlife, learn more about our fish hatcheries…
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Department Conducts Largest Elk Capture in New Mexico
A helicopter rises slowly over the snow-covered trees in the predawn light. Heading up into the mountains, the headlights from a procession of trucks, loaded …
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Black-footed ferrets reintroduced
Hiding inside small pet carriers in the back of a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service truck, eight very rare animals that once thrived in New …
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Wildlife water woes
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BioBlitzing
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Out of Range
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Q&A: Living with bears
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Hunter education… why wait!
Firearms safety. Ethical shot placement. Respect for natural resources. These may be some concepts that come to mind when you think of hunter education. In …
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Blind hunter sets no limits for himself
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#MakingMemories
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The art of the hunt… a daughter’s experience
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Selecting the best fishing opportunity
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What’s in a hunting dog?
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Looking for a spring road trip?
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Share with Wildlife Projects
The Share with Wildlife program at New Mexico Department of Game and Fish funds wildlife research, education and rehabilitation projects every year. These projects typically …
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Open Gate
Department partners with U.S. Forest Serviceto offer access to La Fragua Canyon In the Jicarilla Ranger District of the Carson National Forest, there is an …
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Bald eagles of the Four Corners
The Four Corners area is an often overlooked spot for wildlife viewing and photography. People are surprised by the variety and amount of animals that …
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Kids Tracks
Ferrets, cool jobs, and more Including interactive activities: Animal eyes, Cold water fish vs. warm water fish.
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Elk green chile stew
With a freezer full of green chile pods from last fall’s harvest, this recipe is a nice way to use of some of those bags …
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