From Denise Fort, Rio Grande Chapter Energy & Climate Change Chair On November 29th the Santa Fe County Commission unanimously passed a resolution directing the staff to support efforts to end trapping on federal lands within the County and additionally to
Urge Santa Fe County to help stop cruel trapping
Update: The commission voted unanimously in favor of the resolution! Thanks to everyone who wrote their commissioners and/or attended the meeting. The Santa Fe County Commission will be meeting on Tues, Nov. 29, to consider a resolution directing county staff
Three things you can do to stop trapping
Trapping wildlife is a relic of a time when species were extirpated to supply fashion across the world. It is long past time for the state to ban trapping.
Trapping season is here – take care
By Mary Katherine Ray, Rio Grande Chapter Wildlife Chair Trapping season officially opened on November 1, but trappers usually are most active from December through February. That is when animal pelts are the thickest and most lucrative for sale. And
Groups ask Game Commission to oppose cougar-trapping
SILVER CITY, N.M.— Eight conservation organizations in the TrapFree New Mexico coalition sent a letter on May 1 urging state game commissioners to reject the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish’s proposed cougar-trapping season. The coalition letter highlights the
Conservation groups ask NM Game Commission to oppose cougar-trapping proposal
For Immediate Release, May 1, 2015 Contacts: Mary Katherine Ray, (575) 772-5655, mkrscrim@gmail.com; Phil Carter, (505) 967-5297, phil@apnm.org; Michael Robinson, (575) 3137017, michaelr@biologicaldiversity.org; Kevin Bixby, (575) 649-7260, kevin@wildmesquite.org; Judy Paulsen, (505) 899-3245, jpaulsen@projectcoyote.org SILVER CITY, N.M.— Eight conservation organizations in the TrapFree New
Hotter Temperatures, Higher Costs: Experts Warn Lawmakers of the Rising Price of a Warming New Mexico
At the Water and Natural Resources Interim Committee hearing in Santa Fe, scientists, economists, and policy leaders told lawmakers that New Mexico is paying a steep price for rising temperatures from higher insurance premiums and shrinking water supplies to the mounting costs of rebuilding after fires and floods.
Trump Rollback of “Endangerment Finding” puts New Mexicans at Risk
In a direct assault on the movement to mitigate the climate crisis, the Trump administration will formally propose a plan to rescind the EPA’s longstanding greenhouse gas endangerment finding.
Trump goes after EPA methane pollution
The Trump administration’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has decided to formally reconsider the Endangerment Finding of 2009, which allows the agency to regulate greenhouse gas emissions.
2023 Year in Review
2023 started and ended with Asha, the wandering Mexican gray wolf. In between was the legislative session. disagreements over implementation of the Energy Transition Act, regulating methane pollution, fall elections and clean cars and trucks. Join us for a look back.