Month: January 2020

Land and Water Conservation Fund: Protecting a Wild Rio Grande del Norte

Land and Water Conservation Fund: Protecting a Wild Rio Grande del Norte

Years of grassroots advocacy by local stakeholders – including Taos Pueblo leadership, land grant heirs, acequia parciantes and mayordomos, local businesses, elected officials, grazing permittees and others – in northern New Mexico paid off in May 2013 when President Barack Obama used his authority under the Antiquities Act to establish the Rio Grande del Norte Land and Water Conservation Fund: Protecting a Wild Rio Grande del Norte

New Analysis Shows Deep Cuts & Staffing Vacancies at Energy, Environment and Public Lands Agencies in New Mexico

New Analysis Shows Deep Cuts & Staffing Vacancies at Energy, Environment and Public Lands Agencies in New Mexico

Agencies that protect the state’s air, land and water were cut in excess of 20% during historic levels of energy production SANTA FE, N.M. (January 14, 2020) – Today New Mexico Wild released an analysis of budget funding for energy, environment and public lands-related agencies in the State of New Mexico showing deep cuts and New Analysis Shows Deep Cuts & Staffing Vacancies at Energy, Environment and Public Lands Agencies in New Mexico

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