NMLC seeks a Communications & Development Manager
Join our Team! NMLC is seeking a Communications & Development Manager. Position OPEN UNTIL FILLED.
NMLC is seeking a Stewardship Intern
Join our Team! NMLC is seeking a Stewardship Intern to assist with annual field work monitoring our 100+ conservation easements throughout New Mexico! APPLICATION deadline is May 9, 2023.
NMLC Welcomes New Executive Director, Mimi Wolok
New Mexico Land Conservancy (NMLC) is delighted to announce that attorney Mimi Wolok has accepted the position of Executive Director.
NMLC Board of Directors announces changes in leadership in 2023.
After nearly 19 years of service to the organization, Scott Wilber has announced that he will step down as NMLC’s Executive Director at the end of March 2023.
Our 2022 Fall/Winter Magazine is now available online.
2022 Fall/Winter Magazine: For Love of the Land - Celebrating 20 years of Land Conservation presents a panoramic view of New Mexico Land Conservancy's accomplishments in the past two decades..
315,000 acres permanently conserved on the Armendaris Ranch in New Mexico
New Mexico Land Conservancy and the Department of Defense partner to protect 315,000 acres of Ted Turner's Armendaris Ranch in southern New Mexico.
Get the Water Off the Road!
Roads are one of the biggest impediments to our watersheds. They collect, concentrate and divert the original natural surface flow-patterns, causing erosion, down-cutting and accelerating sediment contribution into the mainstream system. Steve Carson explains how to get the water off the road.
A Major Win for Conservation in San Juan County
In a major win for private land conservation, the 12,451-acre B Square Ranch near Farmington, NM, was protected in perpetuity from subdivision and future development by two conservation easements, completed by and donated to the New Mexico Land Conservancy by landowner, Tommy Bolack, earlier this month.
Stephen Fowler’s New Mexico Monitoring Adventure
Our summer stewardship intern this year, Stephen Fowler, has a keen photographic eye, particularly for wildlife, which he has a talent for sneaking up on with his camera. Enjoy this photographic tour, taken by Stephen while monitoring the 110 conservation easements we hold throughout the state.
Land Conservation and the Curious Pronghorn
While out and about in the northeast grasslands of New Mexico, conducting the annual monitoring of the conservation easements we hold for some of the larger, conservation-minded ranchers in the area, our summer monitoring intern, Stephen Fowler, was fortunate to happen upon a herd of pronghorn. Stephen has a keen eye for wildlife and he wasted no time getting his camera out to bring us these images.