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New Mexico State University Corbett Center Ballroom - August 28, 2012

Call for proposals for "Biodiversity and Management of the Madrean Archipelago Conference", May 14-18, 2018 in Tucson, Arizona

The Annual MBG Conference will include workshops such as Landscape Restoration in Chihuahuan Desert Shrub/Grasslands, Economics of Federal Fire Policy, Status of the Mexican Wolf Recovery Program, Prairie dogs and cattle interactions, Forest Insects, and Preservation Archaeology Around the Chiricahuas. Presenters come from a wide range of disciplines and backgrounds, including the Forest Service, USDA, US Fish & Wildlife Service, and multiple professors of domestic and international schools. Keynote Speaker: The Bureau of Land Management’s “Restore New Mexico” Program. Jesse J. Juen, State Director, BLM New Mexico

The goal of the MSSC is to effectively foster communication and dialogue on related desalination and salinity management-related policy matters through quarterly meetings, correspondence, and the development, sponsorship and presentation of an annual national desalination and salinity management summit for local, regional, and national leaders.

Announcement for NM Water Resource Research Institute's June 6-7, 2017 conference in Las Cruces

Our Board Training, Utility Management and Regulations tracks will provide you the tools you need to ensure your system is sustainable for the future. Visit with 35 exhibitors and see the best the industry has to offer. Earn extra credits at exhibitor demonstration classes to gain a total of 23 credits over three days. Register before September 15 for the Early Bird Discount.

The New Mexico SRM Winter Tour and Meeting in Socorro, NM has been approved for a total of 9 CEUs for Certified Professionals in Range Management. Online registration is available via Allen Press http://srm.allenmm.com > sections > New Mexico Section Meeting. Registration deadline is December 20th.

Building on recommendations that resulted from the 2012 NM WRRI annual water conference, Hard Choices: Adapting Policy and Management to Water Scarcity, this year’s conference will take another step toward adapting to the ongoing drought, a situation many consider “the new reality.” Decades of relative water abundance in New Mexico and the region, coupled with large population growth and increased consumption, have led to a crisis point for our water supply. Each speaker at the conference, New Water Realities: Proposals for Meaningful Change, will bring to the table at least one proposal or strategy for addressing the impact of water scarcity in our state.

SANTA FE — New Mexico State University is hosting “Water: The Foundation of Agricultural Sustainability Conference” next month to address a wide variety of topics on being more efficient with water in agricultural and urban usage.

The Partners in Community Forestry Post-Conference Site is now live! For those of you that were not able to attend the 2012 Partners in Community Forestry National Conference you can now view presentations from the conference on the post-conference website, where you can also view photos from the conference and sign up to receive information about the conference location for 2013!