New Mexico
Introduction
New Mexico’s landscape is a striking mix of deserts, mountains and mesas. The state is well-known for its deep Indigenous roots and boasts a rich mix of plants and wildlife. Unfortunately, the changing climate is taking a toll, with drought leading to a decline of natural land, native plants and local species. Our work in the state helps to combat this by conserving high-value habitats, enriching lands for native birds and supporting access to critical ranchlands.
139.2K
acres of land and water saved
53.4K
acres protected in partnership with the Bureau of Land Management
36K
acres protected to benefit ranchland
State Leads
Photo credits (from top of page): Whitney Flanagan
