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The Rio Grande del Norte National Monument protects vital wildlife corridors and connectivity that provide habitat, breeding grounds and migratory routes from central New Mexico to southern Colorado. Continue Reading
As stewards of this land, we must protect our national parks and monuments not just for ourselves, but for those who will follow us. Continue Reading
As the evidence mounts, it is clear that any reduction to OMDP would only harm and undermine our economic future. Continue Reading
Some of the best arguments for the monument are the experiences of Doña Ana County since it was declared. Continue Reading
Thank you President Trump for directing a review of the abuse of the Antiquities Act. Continue Reading
The suggestion that the feds imposed a national monument on Doña Ana County in an act of oppression turns history on its head. Continue Reading
Otero Mesa deserves to be protected. We’re looking to the BLM to help make that happen. Continue Reading
Maybe. Maybe not. But he could also try to shrink them, which U.S. Rep. Steve Pearce might like him to do to the Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument around Las Cruces. Continue Reading
Republicans, Democrats, Libertarians, hunters, horsemen and hikers marched on the state Capitol on Wednesday in a shared defense of federal public lands. Continue Reading
This is an achievement that should be celebrated. Continue Reading
This unique piece of the American West would be a noteworthy monument. Continue Reading
Rep. Steve Pearce’s own attempts to sell off Southern New Mexico’s public lands – which have all failed – make it unsurprising that he would choose to follow U.S. Rep. Rob Bishop’s lead. Continue Reading
If campaign promises prove true, we are not likely to see any new national monuments during the next presidential administration. Continue Reading
Former U.S. Sen. Pete Domenici is moving back to New Mexico, where he will join the State Land Office as senior adviser to Land Commissioner Aubrey Dunn. Continue Reading
I can think of very few things more beneficial to our incredible girl scouts than getting them out and active in our shared public lands. Continue Reading