Feds temporarily withdraw new mining claims and leases in New Mexico’s Upper Pecos
U.S. Secretary of the Interior Deb Halaand paused new mining claims or leases for two years on 165,000 acres of public lands in northern New Mexico’s Upper Pecos watershed Thursday, starting a process that could shield the area from mineral extraction for decades longer.
The Biden administration on Thursday moved to temporarily protect thousands of acres of public land along the Pecos River.
Secretary of Interior Deb Haaland initiated the withdrawal of about 165,000 acres in the Upper Pecos watershed in Santa Fe, ...
There is water in all the wrong places in this corner of West Texas. The Pecos River runs dry through this small town ...
The Pecos pupfish could get federal protections as a threatened species, which would help protect the rare fish’s habitat in ...
A state-led initiative is aiming to create at least two new Hotshot crews to help fight wildfires in New Mexico and ...
The species lives in both still and running water and was historically found in the Pecos River and surrounding areas from Terrell County in West Texas to Chaves County, New Mexico. Now ...
The Biden-Harris administration announced almost $850 million for water infrastructure and drought resilience Tuesday, ...
During the two-year period, the BLM and Forest Service will put together a proposal to extend the hiatus to 20 years.
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