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New Mexico Wildlife Federation
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 23 ก.พ. 2016
For over a century the New Mexico Wildlife Federation has been working on behalf of sportsmen and women. Since 1914 we’ve advocated for sound wildlife management, access to public lands, protection of our waters, and provided opportunities to pursue the outdoor traditions that helped make America what it is today.
2022 New Mexico Wildlife Corridors Summit (Day 1)
Day 1 of the 2022 New Mexico Wildlife Corridors Summit. Recorded March 24, 2022 in Albuquerque, New Mexico
Day 2 of the Summit: th-cam.com/video/ylKRtZwoV34/w-d-xo.html
00:00 Opening Message - U.S. Senator Martin Heinrich
06:24 Land Acknowledgement - U.S. Representative Teresa Leger Fernandez
14:30 Keynote - NM Commissioner of Public Lands Stephanie Garcia Richard
23:19 Introduction to Habitat Connectivity: Matt Kauffmann - US Geological Survey
58:30 State Wildlife Corridors Action Plan: Mark Watson - NM Department of Game and Fish, Matt Haverland - NM Department of Transportation, Jeremy Romero - National Wildlife Federation, Dr. Patricia Cramer - Principal Investigator of NMWCAP
02:27:02 Secretarial Order 3362 and GPS collaring: Casey Stemler - Department of Interior, Nicole Tatman - NM Department of Game and Fish, John Sherman - Bureau of Land Management
03:28:16 Film Screening - Defenders of Wildlife "Wildlife Corridors: Moving Animals and People Safely Across New Mexico"
03:37:08 Film Screening - Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership
03:45:55 Funding Opportunities: Renee Callahan - ARC Solutions, Sanders Moore - Chief of Staff for NM State Senate Pro Tempore Mimi Stewart, Taber Ward -CO Wildlife & Transportation Alliance, Stewart Liley - NM Department of Game and Fish
05:18:06 Connectivity Across Jurisdictions: Leslie Hay - USDA/Forest Service,
Bianca Gonzalez - NM State Land Office, Glenn Harper - Pueblo of Santa Ana
06:28:51 Other Connectivity Issues and Concerns: Bryan Bird - Defenders of Wildlife, Rep. Kristina Ortez - Taos Land Trust, Joanna Prukop - Santa Fe Conservation Trust
Day 2 of the Summit: th-cam.com/video/ylKRtZwoV34/w-d-xo.html
00:00 Opening Message - U.S. Senator Martin Heinrich
06:24 Land Acknowledgement - U.S. Representative Teresa Leger Fernandez
14:30 Keynote - NM Commissioner of Public Lands Stephanie Garcia Richard
23:19 Introduction to Habitat Connectivity: Matt Kauffmann - US Geological Survey
58:30 State Wildlife Corridors Action Plan: Mark Watson - NM Department of Game and Fish, Matt Haverland - NM Department of Transportation, Jeremy Romero - National Wildlife Federation, Dr. Patricia Cramer - Principal Investigator of NMWCAP
02:27:02 Secretarial Order 3362 and GPS collaring: Casey Stemler - Department of Interior, Nicole Tatman - NM Department of Game and Fish, John Sherman - Bureau of Land Management
03:28:16 Film Screening - Defenders of Wildlife "Wildlife Corridors: Moving Animals and People Safely Across New Mexico"
03:37:08 Film Screening - Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership
03:45:55 Funding Opportunities: Renee Callahan - ARC Solutions, Sanders Moore - Chief of Staff for NM State Senate Pro Tempore Mimi Stewart, Taber Ward -CO Wildlife & Transportation Alliance, Stewart Liley - NM Department of Game and Fish
05:18:06 Connectivity Across Jurisdictions: Leslie Hay - USDA/Forest Service,
Bianca Gonzalez - NM State Land Office, Glenn Harper - Pueblo of Santa Ana
06:28:51 Other Connectivity Issues and Concerns: Bryan Bird - Defenders of Wildlife, Rep. Kristina Ortez - Taos Land Trust, Joanna Prukop - Santa Fe Conservation Trust
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New Mexico Wildlife Corridors Summit (Day 2)
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Day 2 of the 2022 New Mexico Wildlife Corridors Summit. Recorded March 25, 2022 in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Day 1 of the Summit: th-cam.com/video/1EWq_CWOf3E/w-d-xo.html 00:00 Opening Message: John Cornell, Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership 04:32 30x30 and Connectivity: Garrett VeneKlasen - NM Wild, Susan Holmes - Wildlands Network, Tarin Nix - NM State Land Office 01:18:29 Efforts Ac...
NM Stream Access
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On March 1st, 2022, the New Mexico State Supreme Court reaffirmed that all New Mexicans have a right to fish, float and otherwise recreate in the rivers and streams of New Mexico even where those waterways cross through private property. Congratulations to all New Mexicans who now have equitable access to this cherished, public, natural resource.
NMWF: Nature Ninos Field-to-Table 2022
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What an unbelievable start to the weekend! Yesterday Nature Niños New Mexico and the New Mexico Wildlife Federation hosted an outreach event that included: . 🎣 Trout fishing 🦃 Turkey calling Instruction 🏹 Introduction to archery lessons 🐻 3D archery competition 🦅 Bird/waterfowl identification 🐾 Wild animal track identification and so much more. . 🌯 The highlight was definitely the authentic “fi...
Vamos a Pescar- THANK YOU!
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Thank you to all of our funders and supporters that helped to make this event amazing!
SWAP Student Wildlands Adventure Program with Janis Putelis and Karl Malcolm
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Join our friends at SWAP Student Wildlands Adventure Program as they share an evening with Janis Putelis, co-host of the Meateater as part of their fundraiser to support their student adventures! Come share outdoor stories with folks from the Meateater show. Janis Putelis and Karl Malcolm will join them for this wonderful and worthwhile online chat.
Gila River: Wild & Scenic Designation
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The Gila River and its tributaries provide exceptional habitat for one of New Mexico's largest elk herds. Designating over 400 miles of these waterways as Wild and Scenic will ensure this iconic landscape harbors elk and other wildlife for generations to come.
NMWF Wildlife Wednesday: Alaska Caribou Hunt
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Join NMWF's Executive Director, Jesse Deubel, as he shares the adventure of his solo Alaskan caribou hunt!
NMWF June Wildlife Wednesday: Ibex Q & A
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NMWF Wildlife Wednesday: Veteran hunters B.J. Trejo and Trevon Stoltzfus will discuss ibex hunting on the Florida Mountains of southern New Mexico. Both men are bowhunters and say that pursuing ibex on the steep, unforgiving mountain range is the ultimate bowhunting challenge.
NMWF Wildlife Wednesday with Dr. Karl Malcolm
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NMWF Wildlife Wednesday with Dr. Karl Malcolm
NMWF Year in Review
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Here are some of the things that NM Wildlife Federation has accomplished in 2019. We hope you will support our work in 2020.
The Border
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The New Mexico Wildlife Federation is working to raise public awareness that building a wall on the Mexican border would harm wildlife. As part of that effort, the federation is releasing this video, produced by Dave Cox of Mountain Media in Santa Fe.
Sportsmen for the Land and Water Conservation Fund
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Hunters and anglers in New Mexico have been some of the biggest beneficiaries of the Land & Water Conservation fund, a federal program with bipartisan support that helps acquire land and provides access to the public. LWCF is much more than that helping states and local communities build and improve outdoor recreation faciltiies like urban parks and sports fields. It's up to us to do our part t...
A Wild and Scenic Gila River for All
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NMWF strongly believes the Gila is an exemplary candidate for Wild & Scenic designation, as it is one of the nation’s last wild and free-flowing rivers in the Southwest, with no large dams to impede the natural flow of waters. The Gila is also where Aldo Leopold, NMWF’s founder, helped convince the U.S. Forest Service to protect the headwaters of this unique New Mexican treasure, leading to the...
Congressional Leaders Call to Save LWCF
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In May the New Mexico Wildlife Federation joined Senators Tom Udall and Martin Heinrich at Petroglyph National Monument to highlight the importance of saving the Land and Water Conservation Fund. Contact your elected officials today and encourage them to fully fund and permanently reauthorize LWCF!
The Battle for White's Peak in New Mexico
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The Battle for White's Peak in New Mexico
Public Lands 101: Public Land Transfer Facts & Implications
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Public Lands 101: Public Land Transfer Facts & Implications
Public Lands 101: Sagebrush Rebellion (Part 2)
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Public Lands 101: Sagebrush Rebellion (Part 2)
Public Lands 101: Sagebrush Rebellion (Part 1)
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Public Lands 101: Sagebrush Rebellion (Part 1)
What you need to know about the BLM director
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What you need to know about the BLM director
When will the Sabinoso Wilderness be open?
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When will the Sabinoso Wilderness be open?
don’t kill the big bulls people you’re taking g out the gene bank
This makes me sick, allowing hunters . Why call it a preserve? Don't hunters have access to so much of the land already? Yes they do.
I used to live in Santa Fe. The nicest climate scenery ever.
Why wouldn’t you knock the fish out?????
Next time you go under for any surgery or colostomy hope it works MFR.
This is a life fish moth********🤬🖕🫵👎
I went there last week and it’s so beautiful. I will ride my motorcycle to the caves that’s my goal next weekend. Oh and I will also take extra gas and food since there is no stores. Wish me and my 1997 Yamaha royal star
One of my favorite places.
Used to work there back in the 70s. We knew the place well.
I agree, my niece has been taught right, and she says”you don’t pollute the earth, pick up after yourself!” Wise words from a six year old.
Magical NM ☮️🇺🇸🌞
I just found this channel. Beautiful video. Thanks!
Love this. Thank you, my valuable friends.
There are only half the amount of wild animals on the planet as there were 50 years ago! We need to end grazing on public lands! The typical American is obese oh, we don't need so much beef
I just caught these for this first time this weekend. I found this so so helpful! Thank you.
The only "public" the federal government holds these lands in "trust" for are elitists like your organization represents! The Feds couldn’t even be bothered to leave historical roads open let alone maintained.
You know I’m usually don’t give a flip when it comes to animals, I don’t hunt but I do fish. I have to agree, kill the damn thing first. No, don’t let it suffocate on the shore just knock it with any sort of instrument. You run such a higher risk of cutting yourself when it’s flapping all about. Truthfully I think that’s why he did such a piss poor job. I know he knows what he’s doing but that’s pretty much fishing 101.
Thank you so much for this series. I'm now even more firm on the federal government maintaining control of public lands
One of the things that I like about the federal government controlling public lands, is it the laws or universal wherever I go. I can stay 14 days on any BLM land in the country. If the states have control, they'll be so many different laws will be hard to keep up with
I'm not sure where I stand on this. I need more information on the pros and the cons of each choice
Couldn't sell that fillet to a blind person..
cool
This is a very important ruling. So happy that these public resources are not limited to private enjoyment.
kill it first next time ya dope
People use population management to justify elk hunting when the elk population is 1/10 of what it used to be. There's nothing good about it. If you worked on bringing back native predatorial species back then they're populations would be naturally balanced without you asses.
This is truly one of the most beautiful places in America. Mean here many time at different hours to see wild I’ve a Blackhawk helicopters fly over
Woo hoo! Manby Hot Springs here I come again! Grateful the rich snobs didn't get their way via their bold manipulation.
how about dry river beds?
We'll have more guidance after the NM Supreme Court issues their full opinion explaining the ruling. My assumption is that dry river beds will not be treated the same as flowing streams and rivers. The basis for public access to rivers and streams is that the pubic has a right to recreate in the water. I think a test of reasonability would suggest that if there is no water then that public access component does not apply. There may end up being exceptions, like perhaps a waterway that has water in most segments, but has short dry sections that need to be crossed to access the next pool or flowing segment? In short, right now we just don't know but this is one of the nuances that will have to be addressed in the near future.
Sheriff Longmire's cabin.
So cute as u r
Could anyone explain why the us government doesn't just sell most of the land? Why is half of the western us still held by the government?
One of the most beautiful places on earth
Cattle do not belong there at all! They are not native to North America, wild equines are. I saw zero wild horses or burros and killing animals is not a sport, it's just a grotesque primitive, disgusting action that needs to die off. So much for enjoying the beautiful place, everything the feds are involved in stinks!!!
This is awesome. Thanks for telling both sides!
What about reintroducing wolves to balance the elk population?
Hell no.
The state makes a lot of money selling elk tags and is a lot more controllable than releasing wolves to control population combine that with the fact the land is also used for cattle grazing and the ranchers won't tolerate their livestock being hunted
I wish I could do that
This is an awful video and is blatantly false in some of its "facts"
Of interest is that NM is known as Nū Mekiko in Hawaiian (ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi).
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Thanks for this, I’m in Texas but this video is helpful.
THANK YOU SOPHIE! Super helpful
NMWF filet live fish. WTF.
I lost count how many times he almost cut himself 😳
What a joke
I use the handle of the knife to smack the fish on the head really hard to kill it, then I fillet it.
You have no flippin clue how to clean small fishes
And you don’t have a clue on how to spell...
There are private homes but there are no private businesses. All businesses in america are public businesses. That's the law.
Why do they refuse to let people do anything on public lands. They only let you access them if you agree not to do anything while your there.
Amateur
Please put the fish out of its misery first. Also that belly meat tastes fine. Thanks
My father patrolled on graveyard shift for years. He was used to seeing the occasional feral burro, so he wasn't sure what he was looking at the first time an elk showed up in his headlights in the West Jemez drive to the Valle Grande.