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This newsletter contains information on AWF's monthly meeting, 2013 Project Schedule, grey wolves, and Caldera t-shirt sale.

Story and photos by Sarah Keller for the Intermountain West Joint Venture, March 2017

Quantifying the restoration of hydrologic processes in rehabilitated arroyos, as well as quantifying the conditions created by restoration efforts for native flora and fauna.

Page 1 Monthly Meeting – Thursday, January 10, 2013– 7:30 pm Mustangs in the West: Challenges, Innovations and Freedom Guest Speaker: Karen Herman, Sky Mountain Wild Horse Sanctuary President’s Message Notable Quote Page 2 President’s Message – continued 2013 Project Schedule Fewer Gray Wolves Found Dead in 2012 Page 3 NMWF Presents Will Primos – Feb 24 Renewed Members Page 4 AWF’s Valles Caldera T-Shirt for Sale Membership Application

by Yasmeen Najmi, Sterling Groghan, Dr. Cliff Crawford. June 2005. Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District, Albuquerque, NM

Handout for homeowners on improving backyard habitat

We're people of northern New Mexico, living in and around the upper Pecos and Canadian River watersheds. A nonprofit organization of young, old and in-between, students and retired people, office workers, engineers and wildlife professionals -- all concerned about the land. Government and private landowners need good information on which to base their decisions for the long-term health of the environment. We do ecological monitoring to help fill that gap. Monitoring is done by community members under the direction of professionals.

The Draft RP/EA evaluates potential restoration projects that will restore, replace or acquire the equivalent of wildlife and wildlife habitat that were injured by the release of hazardous substances from the three mines.

Video from Intermountain West Joint Venture

The Galisteo Watershed Conservation Initiative (GWCI) is a collaboration between Earth Works Institute (EWI) and the Santa Fe Conservation Trust (SFCT), in partnership with Earth Analytic, Inc. Supporting partners include the National Park Service (Rivers, Trails and Conservation Assistance Program), Santa Fe County (Planning Division), New Mexico Office of the State Engineer (Interstate Stream Commission), and University of New Mexico (Community and Regional Planning Program).