NM Public Lands Under Threat - A Conversation at The Living Room
New Mexico public lands, water, and historic indigenous territories are under unprecedented threats from the current federal administration. Proposed uranium mining, rollbacks of the "Roadless Rule," and gutting of federal land management agencies are all contributing to this.
New Mexico public lands, water, and historic indigenous territories are under unprecedented threats from the current federal administration. Proposed uranium mining, rollbacks of the "Roadless Rule," and gutting of federal land management agencies are all contributing to this.
In this episode, host Devon Ludlow sits down with three voices mobilizing communities across New Mexico to support conservation efforts, as they unpack what's happening and what the public can do about it:
- Garrett VeneKlasen, Northern Conservation Director, NM Wild
- Marissa Naranjo, Deputy Director, Sovereign Energy
- Deb Whitehall, Board Member, Upper Pecos Watershed Association; U.S. Forest Service (Ret.)
With an introduction by Mateo Fernandez.
