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Groups Continue To Raise Issue Of Livestock Trespass At Valles Caldera National Preserve - Vimarsana News

Groups Continue To Raise Issue Of Livestock Trespass At Valles Caldera National Preserve

Cattle trespassing in Valles Caldera National Preserve in New Mexico continue to be an ongoing problem for the National Park Service, which could be sued over the matter if constructive measures aren't taken to solve the problem.

NM Rep. Gabe Vasquez visits Otero Mesa and local tribes to talk conservation - Vimarsana News

NM Rep. Gabe Vasquez visits Otero Mesa and local tribes to talk conservation

Rep. Vasquez met with leaders from the Mescalero Apache Tribe and members of Ysleta Del Sur Pueblo where protection for Otero Mesa was discussed.

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Oil industry leasing New Mexico public land amid conservation push - Vimarsana News

Oil industry leasing New Mexico public land amid conservation push

The Bureau of Land Management proposed new rules to prioritize conserving land from development, amid continual oil and gas land sales.

Oil and gas a lead cause of climate crisis in New Mexico, study says - Vimarsana News

Oil and gas a lead cause of climate crisis in New Mexico, study says

Only 6.1 percent of public lands in New Mexico were protected for wildlife management, the study read, compared with 12.6 percent nationally.

Experience the National Wildlife Refuges of Oregon - Vimarsana News

Experience the National Wildlife Refuges of Oregon

Today 18 national wildlife refuges occupy every corner of Oregon, offering safe habitat for hundreds of species of birds as well as fish, mammals, reptiles, amphibians and insects. Best of all: Visitors can hike, watch for wildlife and more — all with smaller crowds than at the state’s most popular destinations.