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One more winter of trap vigilance

One more winter of trap vigilance
Trapping season will be upon us beginning November 1. While we still are celebrating that the New Mexico Legislature passed and the governor signed Roxy’s Law banning traps from public land, it won’t take effect until April 1, 2022 ... Read More

Rio Chama, Pecos focus of privatization scheme

Rio Chama, Pecos focus of privatization scheme
Fishermen and river-running enthusiasts in New Mexico are the targets of a stealthy and well-funded campaign to bar recreational access to segments of the Rio Chama and Pecos Rivers, among others, where they cross private land. The principal battleground is ... Read More

End trapping on New Mexico public land

End trapping on New Mexico public land
As we prepare for the 2021 Legislature and the reintroduction of Roxy’s Law to prohibit traps and poisons from public land, already three dogs that have been caught in traps and a gruesome discovery of skinned coyote carcasses are indications ... Read More

These songbirds fly on 

These songbirds fly on 
On Sept. 9, an early cold front stormed into New Mexico from the north, bringing record cold temperatures and freezing rain ... Read More