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Preserving NM

New Mexico’s intriguing and inspiring landscape deserves preserving. As New Mexico continues to grow we need to set aside our most spectacular wild areas from development.

Environment New Mexico advocates conserving our natural heritage for New Mexicans to enjoy for generations.

Preserving NM News

Albuquerque City Council Adopts Toxic Mining Resolution: 4/22/2008

Albuquerque City Council to Hear Three Important Environmental Measures on April 21 4/16/2008

Governor Richardson Issues Executive Order Imposing Moratorium on Drilling in Santa Fe County 1/26/2008

Rio Grande Trail to Benefit New Mexico's Economy, Environment and Health 1/09/2008

$807.6 Million at Stake in New Mexico’s National Forests 9/27/2007

Preserving NM Actions

Email the Board of Finance: Support TIDD Rules

RSVP for April 21st Albuquerque City Council Meeting

Tell Senator Bingaman to Protect our Water Supply from Toxic Mining Pollution

Preservation In The News

Gas Price Puts Otero Mesa Back in Play 8/03/2008

Southern NM developer stands to make millions from controversial lease 7/29/2008

Oil leaders turn to courts on drilling 7/25/2008

Preserving NM Reports

Blazing a Trail: The Benefits of the Rio Grande Trail in New Mexico 1/09/2008

Worth More Wild: The Value of New Mexico’s Roadless National Forests 9/27/2007

Our Natural Legacy: The Value Of America's Roadless National Forests 11/15/2004

Preservation Testimony

PRESERVING NM CAMPAIGNS

TIDDs: A New Mexico Land Rush Wild Forests Protecting New Mexico's Last Wild River The Rio Grande Trail Save the Grand Canyon: Stop Toxic Mining