Last Updated: 4/25/2012

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2012 Call for Proposals

The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish is now accepting project proposals for 2012-2013.  Proposals will be accepted through June 1, 2012.  Funding is available for wildlife in need within the areas of biological research, wildlife education, habitat conservation, and wildlife rehabilitation. 

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Reports

   2011

• Resilience for Ro Grande cutthroat trout, final - Bain
• Roost microclimate in 9 bat hibernacula across New Mexico, final - Buecher
• Distribution of the northern leopard frog, final - Christman
• The Wildlife Center conservation education - Eagleson
• Non-invasive monitoring protocols for the Organ Mountains chipmunk- Frey
• Extinction potential of selected New Mexico lizards due to climate change, final - Giermakowski and Snell
• Breeding biology of the black-throated gray warbler - Gorbet
• Evaluation of Great Plains narrowmouth toad habitat - Griffis-Kyle
• Middle Rio Grande birds and vegetation - Hawks Aloft
• Migration studies in the Manzano Mountains - HawkWatch International
• Dunes sagebrush lizard surveys on lesser prairie-chicken conservation areas, final - Hill
• Gila Conservation Education Center outdoor education days - Hurley
• Habitat use of the narrow-headed gartersnake, final - Jennings and Christman
• Conservation assessment of the Anasazi skipper - Natural Resource Institute
• Restoration of Gunnison's prairie dogs by colony establishment - Phillips and Long
• Baseline genetics studies of fishes native to the Gila River basin - Pilger and Turner
• Captive propagation of state-listed springsnails in New Mexico - Rogowski
• RAVEN: Application of WRI rehabilitation data, final - Russell and Harden
• Sacramento Mountain checkerspot genetic study- Ryan and Milligan
• Gray vireo surveys at Santo Domingo, final - Sager
• Genetic analysis and habitat assessment of the Iron Creek woodlandsnail - Slaughter and Boykin
• Birds of a feather explore together - Strang
• Bats and water: landscape level conservation - Taylor
• Status of the white-sided jackrabbit in New Mexico, final - Traphagen
• Wildlife rehabilitation and education - Wildlife Rescue Inc. of New Mexico
• Cool season activity of the meadow jumping mouse in the Middle Rio Grande, final - Wright and Frey

2010

• Occupancy estimation of bigscale logperch, final- Archdeacon and Davenport
• Distribution of the northern leopard frog - Christman
• The Wildlife Center conservation education - Eagleson
• Wildlife Rescue Inc. of New Mexico rehabilitation and education - Elliston
• Mammal studies of rare or endangered montane mammals, final - Frey
• Sevilleta Gunnison's prairie dog project - Friggens
• Middle Rio Grande birds and vegetation - Hawks Aloft
• Migration studies in the Manzano Mountains - HawkWatch International
• Gila Conservation Education Center outdoor education days - Hurley
• Habitat use of the narrow-headed gartersnake - Jennings and Christman
• American marten habitat modeling, final - Menke and Perry
• Genetic monitoring of 2 state-listed fishes - Osborne and Turner
• RAVEN: Application of WRI rehabilitation data - Russell and Harden
• Sacramento Mountain checkerspot genetic study- Ryan and Milligan
• Gray vireo surveys at Santo Domingo - Sager
• Survey of macroinvertebrate diversity at Blue Spring- Sei and Berg
• Abert's towhee and Gila woodpecker in the Gila River valley - Shook
• Bald eagle aerial surveys - Stahlecker
• Birds of a feather explore together - Strang and Philipp
• Environmental conditions for management of fishes in desert sinkholes - Swaim and Boeing
• Bats and water: landscape level conservation - Taylor
• Status of the white-sided jackrabbit in New Mexico - Traphagen
• Cool season activity of the meadow jumping mouse in the Middle Rio Grande - Wright and Frey

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