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"On a rugged, remote landscape west of Albuquerque, high mesas and cliffs give
way to valleys dotted by volcanic cones.
Elk roam vast grasslands under wide-open skies with views of Mount Taylor in
the distance.
About 54,000 acres of private ranchland will now become part of New Mexico’s
largest wildlife management area, thanks to an acquisition project funded by
conservation groups, and federal and state money.
The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish will work this summer and fall to
survey species and habitat on the property, said wildlife management division
chief Stewart Liley.
“We will develop a management plan for public access for things like birding,
hiking and hunting,” Liley said. “First and foremost, our interest in this is
wildlife conservation.”
Together, the two L Bar Ranches span from the Cibola National Forest to Laguna
Pueblo lands.
The two properties will be added to the adjacent 14,000-acre Marquez Wildlife
Management Area."
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Future Crunch Jul 2, 2022:
https://futurecrunch.com/good-news-malaria-bullfighting-offshore-wind/
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