New Mexico Wildlife magazine Conserving New Mexico's Wildlife for Future Generations
¿Cuáles son los elementos claves del “hábitat” de un animal y cómo puede hacer su propio jardín más atractivo para la vida silvestre? ¿Cuál es un hábitat ideal para los diferentes animales que viven en Nuevo México? En la primavera de 2022, Audubon Southwest utilizó fondos de Share with Wildlife …
August, 2022
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3 August
Share with Wildlife – Project Highlight: Exploring piñon-juniper woodlands with students
What are the key elements of an animal’s “habitat,” and how can you make your own backyard more appealing to wildlife? What is an ideal habitat for different animals that live in New Mexico? In spring 2022, Audubon Southwest used Share with Wildlife funds to implement environmental education programs that …
February, 2020
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26 February
Share with Wildlife –Teaching Science and Leadership Skills
What is a food web? What kind of organisms are at the base of a food chain? How do decomposers fit in? What does the food chain of the gray vireo look like? What kind of management actions could be taken to improve the gray vireo’s status in New Mexico? …
June, 2019
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13 June
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 focus on species that are not hunted or fished and that have scarce funds available for their conservation, management and other support. For 2019, Share …
January, 2019
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7 January
Tale of the Cooter
The Western River Cooter is a species of turtle that is of particular interest to the department. State-listed as threatened, very little is known about where it is found, what kind of habitat it needs at different life stages, and how it is doing in New Mexico. It is currently …
August, 2016
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15 August
Prairie dogs critical to many species
Call them what you will: varmints, rodents or pests, but there’s no denying the important role prairie dogs play in the wild. Research, partly funded by the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish Share with Wildlife program, is being led by Dr. Ana Davidson, a research assistant professor at …