New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
State Government: Agencies/Departments/Divisions | Environment & Natural Resources
Recent News About New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
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The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish has announced a public meeting involving the Public Land User (Habitat) Stamp Citizen Advisory Committee.
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The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish is inviting public input on potential changes to the fees charged by hunting and fishing license vendors.
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The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish has delayed its annual youth encouragement and leftover license sales.
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The Stephen M. Bush Memorial Shooting Range in Clayton will be closed for maintenance on the third Wednesday of each month, starting July 16.
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Registration is now open for the Tres Ritos Hunter Education Camp, scheduled for July 25-27, 2025.
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The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish has rescheduled its annual leftover license sale.
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The Department of Game and Fish has introduced an online system for the EPLUS program.
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The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish has announced two public meetings to discuss the proposed non-resident shed hunter license.
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The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish has announced a reduction in private-land pronghorn licenses for the 2025-2026 season in northeastern New Mexico.
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The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish has announced that Sgt.
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Applications are now open for special military and veteran hunts for oryx and pronghorn.
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Youth hunters from across New Mexico gathered at the NRA Whittington Center for the 2025 Youth Hunter Education Challenge.
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The permitted level of black bear and cougar trophy hunting in New Mexico is unsustainable, and reducing it is vital to their survival, Nina Eydelman of Animal Protection New Mexico, a group dedicated to protecting animals, said in a press release.
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On July 17, ABQ BioPark announced the planned release of three Rio Grande cooters near Carlsbad, New Mexico, which took place on June 21.
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The annual winter sandhill crane hunter harvest recently ended across the state of New Mexico.
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The remnants of a historic fire season followed by devastating monsoons could have a major impact on the upcoming hunting season in New Mexico.
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In the midst of trying to survive a drought and serious wildfires, New Mexico residents have a new concern: bears.
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There is a new influencer on social media – the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish.