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Impact of Fire & Floods on Acequias
6.24.2022 – Senior Producer Lou DiVizio speaks with executive director of the New Mexico Acequia…
Read MoreWildfire’s Impact on Mexican Wolves
6.17.2022 – More than 20 years ago, in 1998, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service…
Read MoreReporting Challenges During Hermit’s Peak/Calf Canyon Fire
6.17.2022 – Our Land Executive Producer Laura Paskus talks with two reporters about their experiences…
Read More‘Bleak’ Outlook for Middle Rio Grande Water Supply
6.9.2022 – Our Land Correspondent Laura Paskus explores the harsh realities of shrinking water supplies…
Read MoreArt Schaap’s Dairy Dilemma
New 2022 Updates Regarding PFAS Exposure to Art Schaap’s Dairy Cows. March 12, 2021 –…
Read MoreBlack Fire Grows to NM’s Third Largest
5.27.2022 – In the Gila National Forest, the Black Fire ignited on May 13—and has…
Read MoreUpending the West’s Water Narratives
5.20.2022 – Andrew Curley is a professor at the University of Arizona’s School of Geography,…
Read MoreWildfire Mapping
5.20.2022 – Using public data from the U.S. Forest Service, Steve Bassett, Director of Planning…
Read MoreUnderstanding Extreme Winds
5.13.2022 – New Mexicans know all about gusty spring winds. But what we’re experiencing this…
Read MoreCoping with Climate Anxiety
5.13.2022 – Sarah Jaquette Ray’s 2020 book, “A Field Guide to Climate Anxiety: How to…
Read MoreNM Natural Resources Trustee on Ft. Wingate Settlement
4.29.2022 – The U.S. Army has reached a settlement of $1.5M that will go towards…
Read MoreFighting More Than Fire
4.22.2022 – As the nation’s wildlands burn with increasing intensity, fires are taking a bigger…
Read MoreForests Under Siege
4.22.2022 –The 2011 Las Conchas Fire burned 156,000 acres of the Jemez Mountains. At the…
Read MoreNew Mexico’s Evolving Droughts & Wildfire Threats
4.22.2022 –Park Williams is a bioclimatologist who studies drought and wildfire in the western United…
Read MoreWildland Firefighters Update
4.22.2022 –Environment reporter Laura Paskus catches up with former wildland firefighter Jonathan Golden to talk…
Read MorePreparing for Fire Season
4.22.2022 –Tree ring scientist Tom Swetnam, professor emeritus at the University of Arizona, has studied…
Read MoreWildfire Notifications & Resources
4.22.2022 –Eytan Krasilovsky is the deputy director of the Forest Stewards Guild. He explains the…
Read MoreCommunity-Based Forest Management in Northern New Mexico
4.22.2022 – In the Carson National Forest, there’s a new model for community forestry—and it’s…
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4.22.2022 –Fire season for 2022 saw an early start, with some prescribed burns swelling out…
Read MoreEarth Day Message
4.22.2022 – Environment Reporter Laura Paskus shares her message to New Mexicans on Earth Day.…
Read MoreNMPBS Learning Media Modules
4.15.2022 – At New Mexico PBS, our main objective is to inform you, our viewers,…
Read MoreSpring Runoff Forecast
4.8.2022 – The Natural Resources Conservation Service issues spring forecasts for western rivers, including the…
Read MorePlastic Bags & Storm Water
4.8.2022 – Albuquerque City Council has voted to override Mayor Tim Keller’s veto of their…
Read MoreConservation Carnivale: Bringing Levity to Water Education
4.1.2022 – In Albuquerque, the Conservation Carnivale brings the Rio Grande’s bosque ecosystem alive with…
Read MoreFaith in a Climate-Changed World
4.1.2022 – New Mexicans already face the impacts of climate change, including uncertain water supplies…
Read MoreNuclear Waste Storage Proposal
4.1.2022 – New Mexico State Senator Jeff Steinborn (D-District 36) is among those worried about…
Read MoreRevamping the Rio
3.25.2022 – Along the Rio Grande in Corrales, New Mexico, nonprofit and governmental partners have…
Read MoreNM’s New State Engineer
3.25.2022 – New Mexico has a new water boss under Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham. State…
Read MoreWeather Modification
3.18.2022 – As drought continues to grip the western United States, some communities are trying…
Read MoreRadon Daughter Art Exhibit Reflects New Mexico’s Uranium Legacy
2.18.2022 –De Haven Solimon Chaffins grew up living with her grandparents on the Laguna Pueblo.…
Read MoreThree Degrees Higher, and Rising
2.11.2022 – On average, temperatures in New Mexico have risen three degrees since the 1970s.…
Read MoreFormer NM Game Commissioner Discusses Department
2.4.2022 – Until recently, Jeremy Vesbach was vice-chair of the New Mexico State Game Commission.…
Read MoreThe Science of Hydrogen Power
2.4.2022 – Environment Correspondent Laura Paskus and Capital & Main journalist Jerry Redfern explore what…
Read MoreFaith in a Time of Climate Change
January 14, 2022 –New Mexicans already face the impacts of climate change, including uncertain water…
Read MoreOn the Environment: Matthew Hurteau
December 31, 2021 – Matthew Hurteau is a professor in the Department of Biology at…
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