Two pieces of conservation legislation championed by New Mexico Wild and critical to the protection of northern New Mexico’s public lands were heard today in
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Author: Joey Keefe
Hiking the Lava at El Malpais National Monument
Article and photos by Lois Mano There are many things to enjoy about this hike, not the least of which is its charming name: Zuni-Acoma…or
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New Mexico Wild statement on oil and gas industry’s $8.1 billion financial assurance gap in state
New Mexico Wild Executive Director Mark Allison has issued the following statement regarding a report released today by the Center for Applied Research, which finds
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Vote for Our 2021 Board of Directors
If you have donated to New Mexico Wild in the past year, are eligible to vote for the 2021 Board of Directors. Your ballot is
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Donation would boost size of Sabinoso Wilderness by 50%
By T.S. Last | Albuquerque Journal April 29, 2021 In what would be the largest land donation to a designated wilderness area in U.S. history, The
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Calling All Artists for 2021 Wild and Scenic Art Show!
Artists 18 and older are invited to submit 3 pieces of original fine art for inclusion in the 2021 Gila Wild and Scenic Art Show
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New Mexico Wild statement on Biden administration cancelling 2nd quarter oil and gas lease sales
New Mexico Wild has issued the following statement regarding the U.S. Bureau of Land Management’s decision to cancel oil and gas lease sales for the
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Protecting the Pecos River
New Mexico’s rivers have been slowly drying up in a drought that has now seized much of the state and halted most farming for the
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A tribute to David Soules: A man of the land
By Mark Allison, Executive Director of New Mexico Wild Las Cruces Sun-News | April 18, 2021 David Soules was one of the kindest, most generous
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New Mexico Wild celebrates reintroduction of bill to establish Cerro de la Olla Wilderness by Rep. Leger Fernandez
New Mexico Wild is celebrating the reintroduction of legislation to establish the 13,103-acre Cerro de la Olla Wilderness within the Rio Grande del Norte National
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