 Where do all those fish come from?
The Department hatchery system has come a long way since its humble beginnings at Lisboa Springs. Today, our six hatcheries produce thousands of fish that are stocked each year to provide New Mexico residents and visitors a chance to fish, have a great meal and spend a day outdoors in our beautiful state.
Learn more here.
Food and Water: How Much Does Wildlife Need?
We all know that food and water are essential for survival, but as you’ve topped-off that glass or grabbed a snack at home, have you ever wondered just how much liquid and groceries our wildlife needs? Learn more here.
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Meet James Dominguez - #TeamNM GameandFish
Recently, you may have heard about a moss ball, popular in personal aquariums, that contains an invasive mussel. Meet James Dominguez, Aquatic Invasive Species Coordinator, who is leading the Department's aquatic invasive species initiatives.
Learn more about #TeamNMGameandFish member James Dominguez here.
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Share with Wildlife seeking proposals
Annually the Department seeks applications to receive a portion of $50,000 that will be allocated through Share with Wildlife. Through the grant program, the Department supports wildlife projects in four categories: habitat enhancement, biological and ecological research studies, wildlife rehabilitation and wildlife education. Are you ready to submit a proposal? Learn more here.
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