The BLM New Mexico State Office (Santa Fe, NM) has Moved!

• At Direction of Congress, BLM Will Collect $6,500 Processing Fee For Each New Oil and Gas Drilling Permit Application
• More River Otters Released in Upper Rio Grande
• Partners Celebrate One Million Acres of Land Restored in New Mexico
  • Restore New Mexico Newsletter (17 MB)
• Glade Run Management Plan Review Website
• SunZia Transmission Line Project Website
• Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument Closed to Dogs

	Restore New Mexico BLM is working with landowners, other agencies and conservation partners to restore New Mexico’s landscapes.  This historic effort will benefit wildlife, people and the economy.
	BLM New Mexico's Treasured Landscapes Established in 2000, BLM's National Landscape Conservation System contains some of the West's most spectacular public lands.
	River Otters Released in Upper Rio Grande Populations of a New Mexico native – river otters – once found in streams and rivers throughout the state, are now growing with a second transplant and release. River Otter Release Slide Show
	Rare Falcons Back in New Mexico The BLM is working with The Peregrine Fund and other agencies to restore Aplomado Falcons to their native historic ranges in southern New Mexico.

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Learn more about the 13.4 million surface acres plus 26 million subsurface acres that BLM employees in New Mexico care for.

How the BLM and other Interior Bureaus are implementing the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009.

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