AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWildlife Conservation: Rescue dogs are helping researchers locate Pacific marten scat in northern New Mexico, filling gaps in what scientists know about the elusive animal’s range. Water and Infrastructure: Rio Chama acequia leaders say releases from Abiquiú Dam damage diversion structures and create a costly, ongoing burden for irrigators. Flood Recovery: Heavy rains have damaged homes and roads across the Four Corners and toppled the Alien Throne and King of Wings rock formations in northwest New Mexico. San Juan County is offering free private-well testing after flooding. Tribal Lands: Tribal leaders say changes to a Senate permitting bill do not resolve concerns that it could weaken tribal sovereignty and protections for sacred sites, water and wildlife. Local Environmental Review: Las Cruces officials call a proposed Border Patrol facility site on West Mesa the least harmful option so far; public comments on the draft environmental assessment are due Nov. 16.
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