Sens. Bingaman and Udall introduced legislation yesterday to transfer management of the Valles Caldera National Preserve to the National Parks Service.
Trout Unlimited, along with other sportsman’s groups and many others, asked that management of the Valles Caldera be transfered to a federal land management agency in order to lower costs and increase public access opportunities.
The Caldera has been run by an appointed board. Many New Mexicans were frustrated by the Board’s attempts to make money from public access, including high-dollar elk tags and fee-based fishing.
Bingaman and Udall’s bill ensures that …
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 …
TAOS, NM — Sportsmen commended U.S. Rep. Ben Ray Lujan Tuesday for introducing legislation in the House of Representatives to permanently protect 236,000 acres of prime hunting and angling habitat along the Rio Grande in northern New Mexico.
The measure, a companion to the Río Grande Del Norte National Conservation Area Establishment Act sponsored by Sen. Jeff Bingaman and co-sponsored by Sen. Tom Udall in the Senate, would protect an area of public land surrounding the Wild and Scenic-designated Rio Grande …
Sens. Bingaman and Udall introduced legislation yesterday to transfer management of the Valles Caldera National Preserve to the National Parks Service.
Trout Unlimited, along with other sportsman’s groups and many others, asked that management of the Valles Caldera be transfered to a federal land management agency in order to lower costs and increase public access opportunities.
The Caldera has been run by an appointed board. Many New Mexicans were frustrated by the Board’s attempts to make money from public access, including high-dollar elk tags and fee-based fishing.
Bingaman and Udall’s bill ensures that …
The Sportsmen’s Forum for State Land Office Candidates will be held in Albuquerque on Wednesday, May 12.
No single elected office has such a direct impact on wildlife and hunting & fishing opportunity as the Commissioner of Public Lands. They single-handedly can make decisions affecting 9 million acres of public lands in New Mexico. This is an important race for sportsmen to pay attention to.
The forum will be held in Albuquerque on Wednesday May 12 from 7 – 9:30 p.m. at the State Bar of New Mexico Auditorium at 5121 Masthead …




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