The New Mexico Chapter is an active affiliate of The Wildlife Society that is dedicated to promoting sound management and conservation of New Mexico's wildlife resources.
Membership is open to all professionals, students and laypersons interested in wildlife research, management, education and administration.
Our chapter works to maintain communication among wildlife professionals, encourages communication between those professionals and the general public, supports continuing education through grants, workshops and regional meetings, encourages student involvement in the wildlife profession, and actively participates in shaping management and conservation policy through letters, public statements and resolutions.
April 2009 Update
The Joint Annual Meeting February 5-7, 2009 was a huge success.
Congratulations to Charlie Painter for the Wildlife Professional Award for 2008, and Doug Burger for the 2008 Conservation Award
Take a look at our winter newsletter. It includes - News around NM; Summary of joint annual meeting including award winners; Antelope capture; Bird Declines; NMSU student chapter news; Wildlife certification; TWS southwest section news; and the new TWS NM Chapter board members for 2009.
