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New Mexico

Forest Service

Carson

NMOHVA Has Appealed the Questa Ranger District Travel Management Decision

Questa Ranger District Travel Management Environmental Assessment Released for Comment

NMOHVA and Town of Red River Co-Sign Travel Management Comments

Carson National Forest Released Travel Management Environmental Assessment for 'West-side' Districts

Carson National Forest Releases Draft EA for Jicarilla District for 30 Day Comment Period

Carson National Forest to Provide Full Travel Management EA's for Public Comment

Carson National Forest Releases Proposed Action for Travel Management for Questa District

Carson National Forest Releases Proposed Action for Travel Management on Four Districts

Cibola

Cibola National Forest Releases Revised Mountainair District Travel Management EA

NMOHVA Wins Appeal!

Cibola National Forest Releases Long-Awaited Mount Taylor Travel Management Environmental Assessment

Forest Service Proposes to Close 500 Miles of Roads in Magdalena Ranger District

Forest Service Proposes to Close 83% of Roads in Manzano & Gallinas Mountains

Cibola Annouces Start of Magdalena District Travel Management Planning

Mountainair Ranger District Travel Management Proposed Action Now Available

Mt Taylor Ranger District (Cibola National Forest) Releases Proposed Action for Managing Motorized Travel

Sandia DistrictTravel Management Decision Notice is Released!

Press Release 0801 - NMOHVA Reacts to Sandia Ranger District Travel Management Decision Notice

Cibola NF Mt Taylor District has posted 'Starting Point' maps

Mount Taylor Ranger District Travel Management Rule Starting Point Maps Available and Two More Public Meetings

Mt. Taylor Ranger District Kicking Off Collaborative Process on Travel Management Rule

Gila

Gila National Forest Releases Travel Management Draft EIS

GILA NATIONAL FOREST RELEASES PROPOSED ACTION FOR TRAVEL MANAGEMENT

Lincoln

LINCOLN NATIONAL FOREST RELEASES TRAVEL MANAGEMENT DECISION

Santa Fe

Lawsuit Update 4/17/13

NMOHVA Files Lawsuit Against Santa Fe National Forest Travel Management Decision

Jemez Springs and Acequia Coalition Join NMOHVA Appeal against Forest Closures

SFNF Decision Closes 70% of Existing Roads and Trails

All Quiet…..But Far From Over

Forest Service Proposes to Close Over Half of Santa Fe National Forest Roads

NMOHVA Responds to NM EMNRD's SJM40 Survey

Albuquerque Journal Prints NMOHVA Responses

Santa Fe National Forest Travel Management Plan Scoping has Ended! Now What?

Santa Fe National Forest FINALLY Provides Documents Under FOIA

BLM

Carlsbad

Carlsbad BLM Starts Revision of Resource Management Plan with Public Scoping Period

Farmington

Successful Protest Against Taos BLM Closures & Land Swap

NMOHVA Protests Taos BLM's Land Deal with Local Pueblo

Comment Period Extended for Travel Planing for the Glade Run Recreation Area (aka Chokecherry Canyon)

Preserve OHV USE in the Glade Run Recreation Area (aka Chokecherry Canyon) at Farmington

Taos BLM Releases their Draft Resource Management Plan for YOUR Review and Comment

Las Cruces

Las Cruces BLM Undertakes 'Prehistoric Trackways National Momument' Plan

Blue Ribbon Magazine Highlights Innovative Land Use Bill Introduction

Rio Puerco

Rio Puerco (Albuquerque) Resource Management Plan Revision

Socorro

Socorro Proposed Resource Management Plan and Final Environmental Impact Statement Finally Released!

Proposed Wilderness

Trackways

Proposed Trackways National Monument

Last Updated: December 19, 2008

Senator Bingaman (D-NM) has introduced legislation to create a new National Monument in the Robledo Mountains near Las Cruces, NM to protect fossilized tracks left by prehistoric creatures.

This Monument is a threat to all existing recreational uses of the area, including motorized recreation. The bill specifies a monument of more than five thousand acres and almost completely contains the Chile Canyons 4WD trail system. It also requires that adjacent lands to be managed to protect the resources

NM State Legislation

NM Association of Counties Oppose Forest Service Travel Management

Wrap-Up: The 2009 Legislative Session is History

SB 379 Status: A Different Committee and Another List of Senators to Call

OHV Regulation Bill (SB379) Introduced TODAY!

NM ANTI-OHV BILL PROPOSED

State Agencies Release OHV Report

National

Forest Service

BLM

Forest Service

Other

NMOHVA Appeal Rejected by Forest Service

They Are At It Again! Congress Trying to Ram Through a 2010 Omnibus Lands Bill that AFFECTS NEW MEXICO OHV Access

NMOHVA Files Appeals on Travel Management Plans

NMOHVA AWARDED GRANT FOR $450,000 PROJECT AT CEDRO PEAK

STOP the Land Grab on Mt. Taylor

Governor Richardson Signs SB379 into Law