The Pecos has been caught between landowners who say they want to protect their properties and would-be recreationists.
Rain, snow, and lightning strikes have moved across New Mexico as strong winds are covering across most of the region with ...
The action removes 2,500 acres from mining development but leaves much of the largely federally owned watershed unprotected.
Several weather alerts are almost covering the entire state of New Mexico for the next three days as more-persistent winds ...
An executive order banning mineral mining on approximately 2,500 acres of state trust land in the Upper Pecos Watershed will ...
SANTA FE — New Mexico's commissioner of public lands banned mining on state land in the Upper Pecos Watershed, a move meant to pressure the federal government to follow through on similar protections ...
Advocates are worried about a federal proposal to protect the Upper Pecos Watershed from mining for the next 20 years after ...
After a buzzer beater move to protect the Upper Pecos watershed in the last days of the Biden administration, some advocates are wary a new president means mining may be welcomed back into the area.
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