New Mexico
Wildlife Magazine
New Mexico
Wildlife Magazine
Stocking of native New Mexico trout by the Department of Game and Fish is a unique endeavor, relying on multiple agencies and the public's assistance to carry 5,000 Rio Grande cutthroat trout to their natural habitat.
Limited data exists on Pacific martens due to their solitary nature. The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish is addressing this gap in research by conducting a multi-year study using camera traps to collect data on population dynamics.
Decades of dedicated conservation work by the Department and its partners have secured a bright future for the Rio Grande cutthroat trout (RGCT).
New Mexico Department of Game and Fish biologists take a calculated risk in the name of science to peek their heads inside bear dens. What they hope to find in these temporary yet carefully manicured shelters is a hibernating American black bear (Ursus americanus). The Department conducts these late-winter den checks to gather crucial data to better understand bear populations in New Mexico.
Whether you're hunting, fishing, biking, using OHVs, hiking or camping , it's critical we all work toward protecting outdoor spaces by minimizing our impact. It's not that hard to do! Just follow the seven "Leave No Trace" principles that promote a culture of respect and responsibility among all outdoor enthusiasts.
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