New Mexico

‘Protect These Precious Treasures!’ Nearly 600 New Mexico Residents Speak Out Against USDA Plan to Scrap Forest Protections Covering 1.6 Million Acres

Featured Juan Oliveros -
Nearly 99% of New Mexico residents who commented opposed repealing the 2001 Roadless Rule, warning that the move could threaten wildlife, watersheds and the solitude of wild forests. One elderly resident called the protected areas “precious treasures” that must be preserved for future generations.

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COMMUNITY FEATURE: Casa Fortaleza: “For a Society Free of Sexual Violence”

Olivia Woodard Olivia Woodard -
In July, Brant One did our community spotlight on two individuals from a local advocacy center, Casa Fortaleza. In August, I was able to tour their facility, as well as have the opportunity to interview other contributors with Casa Fortaleza, so that Brant One could publish an article highlighting...

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Climate Change Could Send African Antelopes Roaming Across the American West by 2100

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African antelopes introduced to New Mexico for hunting could find suitable habitat across much of the American West by 2100 as climate change expands their range, raising concerns about competition with cattle, native wildlife and plant communities.

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