Fishing and Coldwater Conservation in New Mexico
On Saturday, over 30 TU members and fisheries agency personnel gathered on the campus of New Mexico State University to form a new TU Chapter. The Gila/Rio Grande Chapter will serve TU members in the southern part of the state ranging from the Sacramento mountains to the Gila Wilderness, and also TU members in the El Paso area.
Speaking at the meeting were Jerry Monzingo, Fisheries Biologist for the Gila National Forest, Matt Schultz with the New Mexico Surface Water Quality Bureau, Tawnya Brumett, District Wildlife Biologist for the Wilderness District …
On Saturday, over 30 TU members and fisheries agency personnel gathered on the campus of New Mexico State University to form a new TU Chapter. The Gila/Rio Grande Chapter will serve TU members in the southern part of the state ranging from the Sacramento mountains to the Gila Wilderness, and also TU members in the El Paso area.
Speaking at the meeting were Jerry Monzingo, Fisheries Biologist for the Gila National Forest, Matt Schultz with the New Mexico Surface Water Quality Bureau, Tawnya Brumett, District Wildlife Biologist for the Wilderness District …
Title: Truchas Chapter Banquet
Location: Inn at Loretto, Santa Fe NM
Link out: Click here
Description: Guest Speaker: Brian O’Keefe
Expect great raffle and silent auction prizes, good food and excellent company. Stay tuned: We’ll have more on Banquet plans as they develop.
Start Time: 18:00
Date: 2010-04-10
End Time: 21:00
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Update: Map to the meeting has been posted here.
We are holding an organizational meeting for a new southern New Mexico/El Paso TU Chapter.
February 27th, 2010 at New Mexico State University, in Las Cruces. 3-5 pm
Meeting will be at the Chemistry and Biochemistry building on the North Horseshoe.
Join us to discuss the the chapter and meet with Matt Schultz from NMED and Jerry Monzingo and Tawnya Brummett of the USFS to talk about potential stream projects. Refreshments will be served and there will be door prizes.
Please RSVP if you are …
The annual Gila Trout Recovery Team meeting was held on December 17th in Albuquerque. This is a meeting where all the agencies and NGOs that work on Gila trout gather to review the work of past year, and the work plan for the next yer is laid out. There were several interesting items that came out of this year’s meeting that I’d like to share with you.
Regarding restoration efforts on the core conservation populations, the biggest project over the past several years has been the recovery of the …
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