A forward push for public access to a New Mexico wilderness site
Parcel donation would allow access to 16,000-acre Sabinoso Wilderness
New Mexico deer-vehicle collisions highest in June
State Farm statistics find San Juan County had most incidents in 2014 and 2015
FWS releases Mexican gray wolf recovery plan for Arizona and New Mexico
Plan calls for minimum of 320 wolves
Newly created access points in New Mexico means an improved experience for hunters
More hunters can now access public lands
Federal appeals court rules in favor of FWS’s push for Mexican gray wolf recovery
Decision reverses order
New Mexico bill makes poaching a felony
Higher fines, jail time and loss of hunting rights
113 Mexican wolves counted during 2016 tally
Count up from 2015; FWS hopes to grow the population by 10% each year
APPLICATION STRATEGY 2017: New Mexico Sheep and Exotics
Strategies to guide your application
APPLICATION STRATEGY 2017: New Mexico Elk, Deer, Antelope
Get the species breakdown and info you need to apply
Mexican gray wolves are rebounding
FWS pleased with current tally; wants 10% growth each year