Rio Puerco Field Office

Many who visit New Mexico are struck by our history, people and the underlying quiet spirit of the land. We welcome all to envelop themselves in the outdoor recreation adventures of the nearly one million acres of public land managed by BLM’s Rio Puerco Field Office, all of which are within a short drive of the Albuquerque metropolitan area.

In the Spotlight

Rio Puerco Resource Management Plan (Current Version)

White-Nose Syndrome Threat Closes the Pronoun Cave Complex in the Rio Puerco Field Office

BLM's National Wild Horse and Burro Program

Planning / NEPA

• Rio Puerco Field Office Planning
• Rio Puerco Field Office NEPA

Outdoor Recreation

Rio Puerco Field Office Recreation Areas

• Cabezon Peak Wilderness Study Area
• Cebolla Wilderness
• Chain of Craters Backcountry Byway
• Continental Divide National Scenic Trail
• El Malpais National Conservation Area
• Ignacio Chavez Special Management Area
• Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument
• Ojito Wilderness
• Perea Nature Trail 
• West Malpais Wilderness
• White Mesa Bike Trails

White-Nose Syndrome in Bats
	Information on White-Nose-Syndrome in Bats  Decontamination Protocols: Required procedures for everyone entering caves/mines on public land in NM Federal Register: Notice of Temporary Closure of Caves With Significant Bat Resources on Public Lands in New Mexico News Release: White-Nose Syndrome Threat Closes 28 BLM Caves in New Mexico

Contact

Rio Puerco Field Office
Bureau of Land Management
435 Montano Road, NE
Albuquerque, NM  87107-4935

(505) 761-8700
(505) 761-8911 FAX

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