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Wolf Supporters to Rally at New Mexico Game Commission Meeting in Silver City - Vimarsana News

Wolf Supporters to Rally at New Mexico Game Commission Meeting in Silver City

Center for Biological Diversity: Residents Support Releasing Mexican Gray Wolves as Families

Wolf Supporters to Rally at NM Game Commission Meeting in Silver City - Vimarsana News

Wolf Supporters to Rally at NM Game Commission Meeting in Silver City

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Gila National Forest celebrates 100 years as designated wilderness area - Vimarsana News

Gila National Forest celebrates 100 years as designated wilderness area

“The Gila Wilderness inspires awe, allowing humans to reconnect with who we really are,” said Carol Ann Fugagli, Executive Director of the Upper Gila Watershed Alliance. “It is an essential haven for wildness where natural processes are left to evolve undisturbed. These values are at the core of the Upper Gila Watershed Alliance, and we honor the dedication of those whose past work allows us to reap the benefits of this special place. Though, with numerous serious climate and biological pressures, we must remain vigilant so future generations will have the chance to experience this preci...

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State regulators request $600,000 to safeguard New Mexico's waterways after Supreme Court ruling - Vimarsana News

State regulators request $600,000 to safeguard New Mexico's waterways after Supreme Court ruling

The funds would help create a database of waterways at risk from pollution, development and other human-made hazards.

State requests $600,000 to pursue program to safeguard waterways - Vimarsana News

State requests $600,000 to pursue program to safeguard waterways

By Scott Wyland, The Santa Fe New Mexican Regulators are requesting $600,000 this legislative session to aid the state in establishing the authority to safeguard New Mexico's waterways after a U.S. Supreme Court ruling disqualified most of them from federal protection. The need for full state autonomy in managing water resources, which are declining as