2024 Share with Wildlife Projects

Category Title
Education Porcupine’s perch – Gaining perspective on Species of Greatest Conservation Need (Bosque School)
Education Wildlife wonders at the park (Asombro Institute for Science Education)
Research Filling in key knowledge gaps in the ecology of grassland birds that winter in New Mexico (Bird Conservancy of the Rockies)
Research Development of a GT-seq SNP panel for genetic monitoring of peppered chub (UNM)
Research Updated status and distribution of the northern leopard frog in New Mexico (Herpetological Conservation, LLC)
Research Inferring brown-capped rosy-finch demography and breeding distribution trends from long-term wintering data in New Mexico (NMSU)
Research Post-wildfire habitat use by the Peñasco least chipmunk (NMSU)
Habitat Identifying and mapping climatically stable macro- and micro-refugia in New Mexico (USFS)
Wildlife
Rehabilitation		 Desert Willow Wildlife Rehabilitation Center, Carlsbad
Wildlife
Rehabilitation		 New Mexico Wildlife Center, Española

Highlighted Report

Virginia Tech, with support from the Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies and New Mexico Department of Game and Fish, conducted a survey of wildlife viewers in New Mexico. Wildlife viewing is among the fastest growing outdoor recreation activities in the United States, with significant implications for the work of wildlife agencies. The final report describing results of this survey provides agencies with valuable information about wildlife viewers’ behaviors, experiences, perceptions, needs, and preferences. This information is essential for more meaningful and substantive engagement by state agencies with this often underserved constituency.

Reports

pdf - An eDNA-based survey of the distributions of Rio Grande Sucker and Rio Grande Chub in the Upper Rio Grande, Rio Chama, and Mimbres basins – Final report, 2022
pdf - Assessing the effects of forest management and wildfire on populations of New Mexico’s endemic salamanders – Final report, 2022
pdf - Connecting students to wildlife and habitats in New Mexico and Wildlife rehabilitation – New Mexico Wildlife Center
pdf - Desert Willow Wildlife Rehabilitation Center
pdf - Engaging future conservation leaders: Audubon’s Outdoor Field Science Program – Audubon Southwest
pdf - Identifying habitat usage by New Mexico populations of Rio Grande chub and Rio Grande sucker and its effect on presence and relative abundance of both species – American Southwest Ichthyological Researchers, LLC
pdf - New Mexico Wildlife Wonders: A 2nd grade lesson module -- Asombro Institute for Science Education
pdf - Pecos pupfish genomics Final Report, 2022
pdf - Pinyon jay surveys in the Gila National Forest, New Mexico – Final report, 2022
pdf - Population genomics of Pecos pupfish – Stephen J. Amish
pdf - Post-wildfire habitat use by the Peñasco least chipmunk – Jennifer Frey
pdf - Snake country survival guide – Advocates for Snake Preservation
pdf - The Bosque Education Guide and New Mexico STEM Ready Science Standards – Friends of the Rio Grande Nature Center
pdf - Wildlife-and-wildland-fire-interactions-in-the-southwest---Environmental-Education-Association-of-New-Mexico

pdf - American mink Vison vison habitat and population survey in northern NM-_-Marty Peale
pdf - AneDNA -based survey of the distributions of Rio Grande sucker and Rio Grande chub in the upper Rio Grande and Rio Chama basins-Tommy Franklin_Public
pdf - Assessing the effects of forest management and wildfire on populations of New Mexicos endemic salamanders-_-Nancy Karraker
pdf - Connecting students to wildlife and habitats in New Mexico and Wildlife rehabilitation-_-New Mexico Wildlife Center
pdf - Engaging future conservation leaders-_-Audubons Outoor Field Science Program-_-Audubon Southwest
pdf - Pinyon jay surveys in the Gila National Forest-_-Kristine Johnson
pdf - Seasonal abundance population structure and diet of long_nosed bats in southwestern New Mexico in relation to contemporaneous food availability-_-Kathryn Stoner
pdf - Status and distribution of terrestrial snails in southwest New Mexico-_-Eric Wallace
pdf - The Bosque Education Guide and New Mexico STEM Ready Science Standards-_-Friends of the Rio Grande Nature Center
pdf - Wildlife Rescue Inc of New Mexico

pdf - Aquatic habitat connectivity assessment for the Santa Fe National Forest-_-Defenders of Wildlife
pdf - Become a riparian habitat steward-_-creating the next generation of land water and wildlife protectors-_-River Source Inc
pdf - Conservation genomic assessment of western peripheral populations of the least shrew Cryptotis parva-_-Andrew Hope
pdf - Engaging future conservation leaders-_-Audubons Outdoor Field Science Program-_-Audubon New Mexico
pdf - Full_season productivity and habitat associations of gray vireos-_-Silas Fischer
pdf - Life history and activity budget of the Penasco least chipmunk Neotamias minimus atristriatus-_-Fiona McKibben
pdf - NM wildlife data jam-K_8 students collecting analyzing and communicating data-_-Asombro Institute for Science Education
pdf - Population status and genetics of two Bells vireo subspecies in New Mexico-_-Andy Johnson
pdf - SMNHC educating ecosystem explorers and fieldwork-_-Sandia Mountain Natural History Center
pdf - Status and distribution of terrestrial snails in southwest New Mexico-_-Eric Wallace
pdf - Status and limiting factors for the Arizona montane vole in New Mexico-_-Jennifer Frey
pdf - Status assessment of the Arizona black rattlesnake Crotalus cerberus in New Mexico-_-Bruce Christman
pdf - The Bosque Education Guide and New Mexico STEM Ready Science Standards-_-Friends of the Valle de Oro NWR
pdf - Wildlife rehabilitation and Connecting students to wildlife and habitats in New Mexico-_-New Mexico Wildlife Center
pdf - Wildlife Rescue Inc of New Mexico

pdf - BEMP Fauna Floodplains and Fieldwork-_-Alex Levine_2
pdf - Bendires Thrasher Nest Survival and Juvenile Survival in Relation to Land Management in New Mexico-_-Martha Desmond_2
pdf - Connecting Students to Wildlife and Habitats in New Mexico and Wildlife Rehabilitation-_-New Mexico Wildlife Center
pdf - Creating the next generation of riparian habitat stewards-_-River Source
pdf - Desert Willow Wildlife Rehabilitation-_-Samantha Uhrig
pdf - Distribution and Habitat Selection by the Penasco Least Chipmunk Neotamias minimus atristriatus-_-Fiona McKibben and Jennifer Frey
pdf - Establishing Viable Imperiled Springsnail Refuge Populations at the Albuquerque BioPark Conservation Facility NM-_-Dustin Long and Kathy Lang
pdf - Evaluation of the risk of novel pathogen transmission via riparian restoration on the Mimbres River of southwestern NM-_-Brad Johnson and Jason Fritzler
pdf - Full_season productivity and habitat associations for gray vireos-_-Silas-Fischer
pdf - Genetic Status_Assessment of Chihuahua Chub in the Mimbres Basin-_-Megan Osborne
pdf - Status assessment of the Arizona black rattlesnake in New Mexico-_-Bruce Christman
pdf - Wildlife Rescue Inc of New Mexico-_-Penny Elliston

pdf - Bendires thrasher Toxostoma bendirei nest survival and juvenile condition and survival in relation to land management in New Mexico-_-Martha Desmond
pdf - Connecting students to wildlife and habitats in New Mexico and Wildlife rehabilitation-_-New Mexico Wildlife Center
pdf - Demographic and genetic status of a reintroduced river otter population in north central New Mexico-_-John Cox
pdf - Desert Willow Wildlife Rehabilitation-_-Samantha Uhrig
pdf - Distribution abundance and habitat selection by the Penasco least chipmunk Tamias minimus atristriatus revealed by N mixture models-_-Jennifer Frey
pdf - Early detection of Pd in New Mexico-_-Jenny Hathaway
pdf - Science interns-_-increasing students knowledge of NM wildlife-_-Asombro Institute
pdf - Surveys for western river cooter Pseudemys gorzugi in the Pecos River drainage and its tributaries-_-Ivana Mali
pdf - Wildlife Rescue Incorporated of New Mexico-_-Penny Elliston

pdf - Assuring return of healthy native wildlife to wild-_-Wildlife Rescue Inc of New Mexico
pdf - Building water literacy through playa and river festivals in New Mexico-_-Ogallala Commons
pdf - Connecting youth in headwaters communities with watershed science and stewardship-_-Truchas Chapter Trout Unlimited
pdf - eDNA detection of invaders and fish species of greatest conservation need in lower Pecos River system-_-Matthew Barnes
pdf - Evaluation of the distribution and conservation status of the Gila monster Heloderma suspectum in southwest New Mexico-_-Tom Giermakowski
pdf - Manzano Mountains raptor migration and wildlife education project-_-HawkWatch International
pdf - Phase-II-_-Demography of western river cooter Pseudemys gorzugi population within the Black River drainage-_-Ivana Mali
pdf - Population size estimation of breeding red_faced and Graces warblers in pine woodlands of New Mexico-_-Envirological Services
pdf - White_tailed ptarmigan and alpine willow distribution in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains New Mexico-_-Don Wolfe
pdf - Wildlife education and rehabilitation-_-New Mexico Wildlife Center

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