USDA/ARS Jornada Experimental Range

Information on plants and animals

Environmental Protection Agency

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
New Mexico Forestry Department

Conservation education materials for teachers K-12

Wildlife Habitat Council

New Mexico Department of Game and Fish

Conservation properties in New Mexico
  Heritage Ranch Institute has received notice of a pending grant award from the US Fish and Wildlife Service under the Private Stewardship Grants Program. This grant program supports voluntary on-the-ground conservation actions on private lands to support endangered, threatened, or imperiled species. Heritage Ranch Institute has designed a plan that will include the following actions:

· Reintroduce extirpated species that have a beneficial impact on biodiversity
· Protect nesting and roosting habitats
· Restrict detrimental human intrusion
· Control nonnative competitors
· Improve pond and stream habitats through fencing and grazing management
· Support other efforts to reintroduce endangered species

After the grant award has been executed by the FWS Partner's Program, this grant will enable HRI to employ a full-time Wildlife Biologist and a Field Assistant to implement our projects and monitor the results of these conservation actions. While this will result in an acceleration of our remediation activities, now more than ever we will need the assistance of our volunteers. Please watch the bulletin and the website for information on how you can help.

 
 
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