In the Spotlight 

14th Annual Wild Horse & Burro Expo
October 9-12, 2008, Ardmore, Oklahoma
A weekend filled with fun, competition and an opportunity to adopt a "living legend!" It’s all free and open to the public!

Partners for a Clean New Mexico 
More than 30 stakeholder organizations and individuals have joined together as Partners for a Clean New Mexico to protect the State of New Mexico by leveraging resources to address illegal dumping.

Rio Puerco Field Office Planning Effort
We thank everyone who participated in the two socio-economic workshops we held on July 29 in Albuquerque and July 31 in Grants. It was a great opportunity for everyone involved to take a look at the demographics in our planning area and the diverse economy that fuels it. The workshop presentation is available on our Resource Management Plan page.

Buckman Water Diversion Project
The U.S.  Forest Service and BLM have issued a final decision on the Buckman Water Diversion Project in Santa Fe. 

Photo of Antelope

Restore New Mexico
BLM is working with landowners, other agencies and conservation partners to restore New Mexico’s landscapes.  This historic effort will benefit wildlife, people and the economy.


 

The 2008 New Mexico State Fair
Come visit our "Take It Outside" exhibit and meet our new mascot, Seymour Antelope between September 5-14, 2008.

Restore New Mexico: Find Out More

Seymour Antelope


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 BLM Podcasts

BLM Podcasts
BLM New Mexico will be introducing podcasts and videos for some of our recreation sites. Please take a look and let us know if this is something you would like to see more of.  More >>

  

Bighorn Sheep

Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep Released in Rio Grande Gorge – The First Release on BLM Lands in New Mexico!
The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish, working with the Bureau of Land Management and the Taos Pueblo, have augmented a population of Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep in the Rio Grande Gorge north of the Orilla Verde Recreation Area.

  
Photo of baby Falcon

Rare Falcons Back in New Mexico
Eleven Aplomado Falcon chicks bred and reared in captivity began their life in the wild at a remote release site south of Socorro, New Mexico.