Meet the ExComm: Mary Hotvedt

Mary E. Hotvedt is the Vice Pres of the Chapter. She lives in Pinos Altos, on the edge of the Gila Forest and teaches part time at WNMU. Mary is an anthropologist and a marriage &family therapist.

Email Mary at maryhotvedt@aol.com.

Comment deadline on Chaco plan extended

As federal and state health guidelines were announced in March in response to COVID-19, New Mexico’s entire congressional delegation, Tribal leaders, Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Dept., and multiple groups called on Interior Secretary Bernhardt to extend the May 28 ...

SunZia line drops plan for Escondida crossing

In a surprise move in May, the SunZia Southwest Transmission Project announced that it is abandoning its proposed electrical transmission line on the White Sands Missile Range and the Rio Grande crossing at Escondida just north of Socorro and Bosque ...

Wolf news, good and bad

Mexican wolves, the most imperiled canine species in the world, have made progress in the last three months but have also suffered setbacks. In May, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced that a record 20 pups were cross-fostered from ...

Crashing oil industry hobbles NM

New Mexico has put itself into a box with its heavy reliance on oil and gas revenues — now approximately one-third of the state’s budget, a percentage that increased significantly after tax cuts for the wealthy and corporations were passed ...

A Piece of Ground on Which to Stand

Welcome to our virtual art show. This show features paintings by Dinah Norris Matchael ...

My rise to action for Black Lives Matters

The pandemic has shed so much light on America for many, and it illuminates how there is no liberty and justice for all, as the Constitution states. I am purposely here now to fight for what is right because black ...

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Meet the ExComm: Mary Hotvedt

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