Technical Comments

When federal agencies propose changes that affect New Mexico’s public lands, wildlife, and water, New Mexico Wild staff and partners submit detailed technical comments during rulemakings, environmental reviews, and lease sales. We draw on science, law, and on-the-ground knowledge to push for evidence based decision making. Below you’ll find the comment letters we’ve submitted, often alongside conservation partners, Tribes, and community stakeholders.

Protest Regarding Carlsbad Proposed Resource Management Plan and Final Environmental Impact Statement – October 2026

Comments from New Mexico Stakeholders Opposing USDA Forest Service’s Proposal to Rescind the 2001 Roadless Rule – October 2026

Comments from New Mexico Stakeholders Opposing USDA Forest Service’s Proposal to Rescind the 2001 Roadless Rule – September 2026

Request for Comment Period Extension and Public Meetings on Draft Environmental Impact Statement and Proposed Rule Regarding Rescission of 2001 Roadless Area Conservation Rule

Conservation Coalition Final TMR NOI Comments 2026

Comments on the Bureau of Land Management’s Proposed Rule on Oil and Gas Leasing

Comments on the Draft EA for the Evaluation of Proposed Revocation of Public Land Order No. 7923: Public Lands Withdrawal Surrounding Chaco Culture National Historical Park Boundary, New Mexico

23 Partners Comment letter APHIS NOI for PEIS Grasshoppers APHIS-2026-0628

Comments on 2026 BLM Proposed Grazing Rule Conservation Organizations Land Health and Public Participation

Comments on Q2 2026 Competitive Geothermal Lease Sale – Las Cruces District Office; DOI-BLM-NM-L000-2026-0002-EA

Scoping Comments on the Proposed Revocation of Public Land Order 7923;
NEPA Number DOI-BLM-NM-F010-2026-0002-EA

Comments from New Mexico Stakeholders Opposing USDA Forest Service’s Proposal to Rescind the 2001 Roadless Rule; Rulemaking Docket #FS–2025–0001

Comment on USDA Reorganization Plan for USFS

 

 

 

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