Tweet SANTA FE – The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish’s Share with Wildlife program is now accepting proposals for projects that would start in 2021. The Share with Wildlife program funds projects up to $50,000 in four categories: habitat … Continue reading →
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TweetSANTA FE – It’s important for agencies like the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish to do their part to help prevent the transmission of COVID-19 (novel coronavirus) and you can help too. At this time the Department encourages … Continue reading →
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Tweet A Spring Break Trip you’ll never regret! You can raft the warm whitewater of these beautiful desert canyons below Big Bend National Park; (San Francisco, Reagan, and Panther Canyons) the legendary Rio Grande allows us to travel by raft, … Continue reading →
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Tweet Take the New Mexico Trout Challenge! New Mexico is a state where the Rocky Mountains meet the desert. It is also a state that is rich in diversity from its many different climates to its fish and wildlife. Sportsmen … Continue reading →
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Tweet An off-highway vehicle (OHV) can be a fun, and very useful, tool. However, a hunting or camping trip can quickly be ruined by improper use of an OHV if safety rules are not followed. Read about the … Continue reading →
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TweetEAGLE NEST, NM – Eagle Nest Lake State Park is now open to ice fishing. According to the Energy, Minerals and Natural Resource Department’s State Parks Division and the Department of Game and Fish, current measurements indicate that ice thickness exceeds … Continue reading →
TweetNeed a New Year’s Resolution? Take the Trout Challenge! SANTA FE – Anglers in New Mexico are very fortunate to have such diverse fishing opportunities, especially when it comes to trout. With six different trout species, all within a few … Continue reading →
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Tweet For New Mexicans, the words “native New Mexico fish” may first bring to mind the quintessential image of a Rio Grande cutthroat trout, with its red slash below the jaw, glimmering in a crystal-clear high-mountain stream. Or maybe … Continue reading →
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Tweet Grants Benefiting Native Trout Watersheds Awarded in Six Western States The Western Native Trout Initiative (WNTI) is awarding more than $200,000 in grant funding for eight projects that benefit native trout species across the western United States. The community-based projects … Continue reading →
