Partners for Fish and Wildlife Program in New Mexico on the Land Conservation Assistance Network

Partners for Fish and Wildlife Program in New Mexico
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last updated: April 2022

The Partners for Fish and Wildlife Program is a voluntary partnership program that provides technical and financial assistance to non-Federal landowners to improve fish and wildlife habitats for Federal trust species (e.g., threatened, endangered, and candidate species, migratory birds, and other declining species). With more than half of New Mexico in private ownership, there are ample opportunities for habitat restoration on private land.

In New Mexico, private landowners generally provide 25 percent or more of the cost-share funding and/or in-kind services (labor, maintenance, and materials). One-to-one cost share often is achieved by partnering with a host of nationally based and local partners with wildlife habitat funding programs and technical expertise. We help bring landowners and other partners together on restoration projects to benefit from their expertise.

New Mexico Activities

Restoring or improving habitat for migratory birds, and declining, threatened, endangered, and candidate species in:
- Grasslands
- Riparian (Streamside) corridors
- In-stream
- Forests and shrublands
- Wetlands
Fencing sensitive areas
Controlling invasive and non-native vegetation
Replanting native plants
Installing wildlife or livestock water sources to benefit wildlife

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Partners for Fish and Wildlife Program in New Mexico is not employed by or affiliated with the Land Conservation Assistance Network, and the Network does not certify or guarantee their services. The reader must perform their own due diligence and use their own judgment in the selection of any professional.