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Western Watersheds Project is a non-profit environmental conservation group that works to influence and improve management throughout the western United States in order to protect and conserve and restore the habitats they depend on. Our primary focus is on the negative impacts of , including harm to ecological, biological, cultural, historic, archeological, scenic resources, and wilderness values.
In a major development following our public records investigation, New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham has fired Game Commissioner Sabrina Pack for failing to disclose a conflict of interest and recuse herself from votes on wolf management.
https://www.abqjournal.com/news/article_5db5bfd8-67bf-4255-953a-0ad60e55b1c9.html
Newly released records reveal a New Mexico wildlife commissioner has been working with anti-wolf groups on a media campaign to sway public opinion on the Mexican gray wolf at a pivotal moment in its recovery.
https://westernwatersheds.substack.com/p/uncovered-new-mexico-wildlife-commissioners
Western Watersheds Project
Uncovered: New Mexico Wildlife Commissioner’s Questionable Role in Wolf RecoveryIn New Mexico’s wolf country, the line between public service and private interest got a little blurrier.
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