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New Mexico

2010 Annual Report

Results that will bring a healthy future to our lands and waters.

The grasslands of the Animas Valley in New Mexico (looking towards the Animas Mountains). The valley is situated in the Malpai Borderlands area that comprises ranch lands along the border of Mexico in southeastern Arizona and southwestern New Mexico . © Mark Godfrey/TNC

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Bison exit a truck on the US side of the border after being trucked for 18 hours from South Dakota. © Scott Warren

Bison at Rancho El Uno

A herd of bison introduced to Mexico's Rancho El Uno is helping restore the area's native grasslands.

This 2009 New Mexico Year in Review highlights the Chapter's conservation successes over the past year. © Kenneth H. Thomas

Santa Fe Canyon Preserve Expands

Preserve increases in size, along with its beaver population.

The Conservancy teamed up with the City of Santa Fe and the U.S. Forest Service to conduct controlled burns in the Santa Fe National Forest as part of the city's water fund efforts. © Mary Huffman/TNC

Fire for Water

The Santa Fe Water Fund is a tool to restore health to area forests and reduce threats to water supplies.

Fire team member from Santa Fe County Fire Department uses drip torches to ignite low grasses and brush. © Alan Eckert Photography

Controlled Burn Benefits Water Supply

(ALL INTERNAL & LIMITED EXTERNAL RIGHTS: CREDIT IS REQUIRED) November 2009. Bison exit a truck on the US side of the border after being trucked for 18 hours from South Dakota. Wind Cave National Park in South Dakota donated 23 genetically pure bison to the Conservancy's El Uno Ecological Reserve in Chihuahua, Mexico, for grasslands recovery projects in Mexico's Janos Valley. Photo credit: ? Scott Warren

Rancho El Uno receives new residents

Lion in Maasai Mara, Kenya, Africa. © Kenneth K. Coe

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