Your ballot lists five candidates for the Board of Directors of New Mexico Wilderness Alliance for the 2022-2025 term. If you are a current member
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Category: Updates
Local trails advocate finds collaboration is key for helping the Caja del Rio
By Matt Dahlseid | April 8, 2022 Centuries of history reverberate across the dramatic landscapes of the Caja del Rio, where whispers from the past
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Abandoned oil and gas wells spread out through New Mexico’s Permian, San Juan basins
By Adrian Hedden |April 8, 2022 When oil and gas wells are shut down and abandoned, dangers to local communities and the environment linger.
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‘A matter of life and death.’ New poll shows concern about environment among Latino voters
By Hannah Grover | New Mexico Political Report February 23, 2022 The majority of Latino voters in the western United States are concerned about climate change,
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Haaland touts Indigenous, conservation work in first year as interior secretary
By Scott Wyland – Santa Fe New Mexican Mar 16, 2022 This Editorial is property of the Santa Fe New Mexican. The original version is
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Editorial: Game Commission should serve public, not be rubber stamp
By the Albuquerque Journal Editorial Board January 19, 2022 This Editorial is property of the Albuquerque Journal. The original version is available here. The New Mexico Supreme
Read MoreProtecting the Gila River is the right thing to do
By Lori Gooday Ware | January 16, 2022 The Fort Sill Apache Tribe — descendants of the Chiricahua and Warm Springs Apaches — applaud Sens.
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Now is the time to address conservation needs
By Mark Allison, New Mexico Wild Executive Director and Jesse Deubel, New Mexico Wildlife Federation Executive Director Albuquerque Journal | November 29, 2021 The next few
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New Mexico’s American Rescue Plan funds could support environment, infrastructure
Adrian Hedden | Carlsbad Current Argus December 10, 2021 A budget proposed in the New Mexico House of Representatives included funding for numerous environmental initiatives like
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Consider water when considering Cow Creek development
Dear Editor In New Mexico, our resources are considered our most valuable asset. Although once rich with an abundance of water, we are quickly losing
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