CVNM strongly supports this legislation because we know that global heating and climate change impacts everyone, and is a predominant contributing factor to driving human migration. Equity and climate justice require that all climate migrants–whether U.S. residents moving internally or international climate migrants crossing the border into the U.S.–be treated with respect and dignity.
CVNM strongly supports this legislation because we know that global heating and climate change impacts everyone, and is a predominant contributing factor to driving human migration. Equity and climate justice require that all climate migrants–whether U.S. residents moving internally or international climate migrants crossing the border into the U.S.–be treated with respect and dignity.
For years, Colorado and New Mexico have engaged in a heated debate over which state leads when it comes to food, culture, and, of course, green chile. As New Mexicans, we know first-hand that nothing beats our state traditions, although our Southwestern neighbors like Colorado disagree.
A crisp dawn, antlers in the shape of half-tame lightning, a bugle that cuts through the faint hum of morning; these are the things that come to mind for me and many New Mexicans when we think of the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish (NMDGF).
Winter is officially on its way, which means that we are approaching the start of the 2024 legislative session. In the calm before the excitement in the Capitol, we’d like to share a look ahead at some of our legislative priorities for the upcoming 30-day budget session.
CVNM’s Top Administrative Priorities New Mexico wins when we invest in our communities. After eight years of the most anti-conservation leadership New Mexico has ever…
CVNM News published in the Los Alamos Daily Post SANTA FE ― Conservation Voters New Mexico (CVNM) released its legislative priorities Thursday, outlined in the first…
