Our Mission

 To Protect Wildlife, Wildlife Corridors, and Critical Habitat  Necessary for New Mexico's Native Wildlife Populations through Advocacy, Research, Education, and Service

What We Do

We are a grassroots organization working with groups, communities, and individuals to promote, restore, and  protect New Mexico's wildlife, wildlife corridors and habitats.

We participate in service projects with government and non-government partners.

We advocate for policies and programs that recognize and protect native species, especially species for which there are no bag limits including coyotes, prairie dogs, rabbits, rock squirrels, porcupines, skunks, and reptiles. Other furbearing mammals for which there are no bag limits include foxes, bobcats, badgers, beavers, weasels, muskrats, raccoons, and ringtails.

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