Thank you for your contributions to the Preservation of New Mexico’s Wilderness Nancy Morton, New Mexico Wild Founding Board Member By Tisha Broska I first

As we look back at an unusual 2020 marred by a global pandemic that cost lives and sent all of us into isolation, we want

A new film from Patagonia Films and executive producers Robert Redford and Yvon Chouinard explores our planet’s climate and extinction crises and chronicles some of

At New Mexico Wild, we believe that wolves belong so it is troubling to learn that the outgoing Secretary of the Interior David Bernhardt has

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September 3 marks the 56th anniversary of the Wilderness Act being signed into law in 1964. The law created a legal definition for Wilderness and

About New Mexico Wilderness Rangers Here at New Mexico Wild, we have a critical position that we employ, our New Mexico Wilderness Rangers. These are