New Mexico Wildlife magazine Conserving New Mexico's Wildlife for Future Generations
At first glance, wildfires may appear to be dangerous and destructive, but that isn’t always the case. In fact, what would appear to be …
Read More »Ephemeral waters: Department partners with conservation organization to restore critical habitat
A slice of the Great Plains passes through eastern New Mexico, crosses the town of Raton a few miles…
Department staff navigates COVID-19 restrictions, continues critical wildlife research and public outreach
Donning masks in the field or teleworking from home offices, Department biologists, conservation off…
Backcrossing to the Future: Genetic Intervention for Gila Trout
In the summer of 2018, a pair of fish biologists and a pair of horse packers embarked on an arduous …
A fishy community focused on the long game
Fishing, especially fly-fishing, is often a solo activity. Even if you travel to a fishing site with…
Photographing oryx in New Mexico
Wildlife photographers will find an interesting variety of large mammals in New Mexico. Spend enough…
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Fires can benefit wildlife habitat: New growth can create better, more diverse food sources
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Dry conditions could increase bear activity this year
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Resurrecting an old compound bow
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Help Be Part of the Solution to Invasive Species, Not the Cause
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How Wildlife Deals with Heat
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Meet Art Anaya – #TeamNMGameandFish
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News and Information
State Game Commission meetings move online With public health orders prohibiting gatherings of more than five people, the State Game Commission and Department decided …
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Department staff navigates COVID-19 restrictions, continues critical wildlife research and public outreach
Donning masks in the field or teleworking from home offices, Department biologists, conservation officers and education and information staffers found new ways to study …
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Ephemeral waters: Department partners with conservation organization to restore critical habitat
A slice of the Great Plains passes through eastern New Mexico, crosses the town of Raton a few miles south of Colorado, then bows …
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Backcrossing to the Future: Genetic Intervention for Gila Trout
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A fishy community focused on the long game
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Fire as a management tool: Agencies and private landowners collaborate to provide benefit to prairie grasslands
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Returning Rio Grande cutthroat trout to New Mexico’s waters
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10 tips for surviving a winter night in the wilderness
Imagine you are duck hunting alone on a river in late December. It’s a blustery, cloudy day, with snow on the ground, but you’ve …
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The San Juan River: An officer’s perspective
The San Juan River, located in the northwest corner of our state, has one of the best tail waters for trout fishing in New …
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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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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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Smoked Duck Breast
Ingredients: – duck breasts (possession limit of 36 if possible) – butter – extra virgin olive oil – salt – pepper – garlic salt …
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New Mexico Elk Twinkies – That’s what’s poppin’!
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Homemade Fowl Noodle Soup
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Pronghorn Saltimbocca
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Homemade spaghetti sauce and wild game meatballs