New Mexico Wildlife magazine Conserving New Mexico's Wildlife for Future Generations
Durante más de 120 años, el Departamento de Caza y Pesca (DGF, por sus siglas en inglés) de Nuevo México ha trabajado incansablemente para gestionar la diversa vida silvestre de nuestro estado. Nuestro trabajo con las especies cinegéticas (cualquier animal que es cazado, pescado o atrapado) siempre atrae la atención. …
October, 2024
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24 October
Department works to #SaveOurSpecies
For more than 120 years, the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish has worked tirelessly to manage our state’s diverse wildlife. Our work with game species—any animals that are hunted, fished or trapped—always attracts the (mountain) lion’s share of attention. But managing game species is just one aspect of …
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24 October
Biologist experiences threats to cuckoos firsthand
Erin Duvuvuei has managed a lot during her conservation career. She’s our non-game avian biologist who recently participated in a comprehensive survey of yellow-billed cuckoos in 11 western states. Erin’s encounter during a recent survey allowed her to experience the threats that can be faced by this bird first hand. …
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24 October
La bióloga experimenta de primera mano las amenazas a los cuclillos
Erin Duvuvuei ha gestionado mucho durante su carrera en conservación. Es nuestra bióloga de aves no cinegéticas y recientemente participó en un estudio exhaustivo de los cuclillos de pico amarillo en 11 estados del oeste. Su encuentro durante un estudio reciente le permitió experimentar de primera mano las amenazas a …
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18 October
Gila monster license plates available for purchase
SANTA FE — Each year, the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish’s Share with Wildlife program supports efforts to address the many conservation-related needs of our Species of Greatest Conservation Need. The program funds innovative research and habitat enhancement and education projects conducted by universities and non-profit organizations and supports …
March, 2024
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18 March
Game wardens’ work brings poachers to justice
The articles in this special edition of New Mexico Wildlife are just a small example of the criminal cases and issues that game wardens face when protecting New Mexico’s wildlife. These cases can take months – or even years – to solve in order to hold criminals accountable for their …
November, 2022
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2 November
Continue to be bear aware this fall
The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish would like to remind homeowners and outdoor enthusiasts in bear country to continue being bear aware this fall. Most of New Mexico experienced a dry spring and early summer this year leaving bears—especially mothers with cubs—searching far and wide for food. Summer …
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2 November
Stewart Meadows: a sanctuary for wildlife
In the dry, arid environment of New Mexico, the sight and sound of a meandering stream is both a beautiful and quite-rare sight to behold. In 1973, the Carson National Forest acquired Stewart Meadows using funds from the Land and Water Conservation Fund. Stewart Meadows is a 600-acre parcel of …
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2 November
Stewart Meadows: un santuario para la vida silvestre
En el entorno seco y árido de Nuevo México, la vista y el sonido de un arroyo serpenteante es una vista hermosa y bastante rara de contemplar. En 1973, el Bosque Nacional Carson adquirió Stewart Meadows utilizando fondos de Fondo de Conservación de Tierras y Aguas. Stewart Meadows es una …
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2 November
Continúe siendo consciente de los osos este otoño
El Departamento de Caza y Pesca de Nuevo México quisiera recordar a los propietarios y a los entusiastas de las actividades del aire libre en el país de los osos que continúen siendo consientes de los osos este otoño. La mayor parte de Nuevo México experimentó una primavera seca y …