New Mexico Wildlife magazine Conserving New Mexico's Wildlife for Future Generations
Decades of work keeps Rio Grande cutthroat trout off Endangered Species List Decades of dedicated conservation work by the Department and its partners have …
Read More »Birding in New Mexico
Birding is an amazing way for people to enjoy the outdoors and see the many different species of bir…
Department adapts management of Eagle Nest trout fishery
Eagle Nest Lake has long been known as an angler’s paradise, particularly when it comes to rainbow t…
Four valuable tools to help you have a successful fishing trip
Growing up, weekends were for the mountains, especially in the summer. My family was camping, going …
Living with raccoons in urban areas
Raccoons (Procyon lotor) are protected furbearers in New Mexico, with established seasons for runnin…
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Using telemetry in wildlife conservation
Wildlife tracking has been around for centuries, but early on, its use had little to do with research. More than 500 years ago, falconers …
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Counting Sheep: Research pioneers promising new wildlife survey method
On a remote site of rugged, mountainous terrain in the southwestern corner of New Mexico lies the Red Rock Wildlife Management Area. Since 1980, …
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All you need are the bare necessities… Bear breakfast casserole
Black bear meat is often overlooked and can be really good in flavor. I feel a lot depends on what the bear has been …
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Dump cake cobbler
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Grilled Bacon-Wrapped Duck Breasts
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French-style Venison Ragoût
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Povitica nut roll
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El Departamento trabaja para salvar nuestras especies
Durante más de 120 años, el Departamento de Caza y Pesca (DGF, por sus siglas en inglés) de Nuevo México ha trabajado incansablemente para …
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El Departamento, socios estudian matalotes jorobados en el río San Juan
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Aunque ‘sin agallas’, el mejillón caparazón de Texas es clave para la biodiversidad de N.M.
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La bióloga experimenta de primera mano las amenazas a los cuclillos
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Las nutrias de río prosperan en la parte alta del Río Grande
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Ashlynn McGinnis: A Rising Star in Archery
The world of competitive archery has witnessed the rise of new, young talent from New Mexico. Ashlynn McGinnis, a student from Deming High School, …
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2023-2024 Oryx Hunting Forecast
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2023-2024 Ibex Hunting Forecast
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2023-2024 Barbary Sheep Hunting Forecast
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Ashlynn McGinnis: A Rising Star in Archery
The world of competitive archery has witnessed the rise of new, young talent from New Mexico. Ashlynn McGinnis, a student from Deming High School, …
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See a wildlife crime, earn a reward
Operation Game Thief (OGT) is a New Mexico Department of Game and Fish program that offers rewards to citizens who turn in poachers. The …
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Department, partners work to restore riparian areas
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Keep your hunting and shooting skills in check by hunting small game
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Some final thoughts before the big day
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Meet Vivian Fernandez – #TeamNMGameandFish
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License Sales Continue to Increase
While hunting and fishing license sales and revenue are declining in many states across the country, New Mexico is experiencing the opposite trend. Hunting …
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Photographing oryx in New Mexico
Wildlife photographers will find an interesting variety of large mammals in New Mexico. Spend enough time in the field and you will find that …
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Kids Tracks
Meet Leland Pierce, Department of Game and Fish herpetologist Herpetology is the study of reptiles and amphibians. In an interview with Kids Tracks, Department …
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