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Get Outdoors, It's Yours!
It's a great time to get outdoors and enjoy all that your public lands have to offer. Check out the Secretary of the Interior and the Jonas Brother's message and go to our outdoor recreation webpages to plan your visit here in New Mexico.

14th Annual Wild Horse & Burro Expo Results
The BLM New Mexico region recently held its 14th Annual Wild Horse & Burro Expo in Ardmore, Oklahoma. The event brought together scores of past adopters to compete in a professionally judged horse show. Several dozen wild and trained horses were also adopted at the event.

"Wild Horse Annie" Inducted Into the National Cowgirl Hall of Fame
BLM was proud to witness the induction of Velma "Wild Horse Annie" Johnston into the National Cowgirl Hall of Fame in Fort Worth, Texas, October 9.

Rio Puerco Field Office Planning Effort
The most recent version of our Rio Puerco RMP newsletter has hit the streets. If you are on our mailing list, you will receive a copy of the newsletter by mail. The newsletter and the scoping report are now available on our Resource Management Plan page.

Restore New Mexico
BLM is working with landowners, other agencies and conservation partners to restore New Mexico’s landscapes. This historic effort will benefit wildlife, people and the economy.

BLM Podcasts
BLM New Mexico will be introducing podcasts and videos for some of our recreation sites. Please take a look and let us know if this is something you would like to see more of.

Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep Released in Rio Grande Gorge – The First Release on BLM Lands in New Mexico!
The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish, working with the Bureau of Land Management and the Taos Pueblo, have augmented a population of Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep in the Rio Grande Gorge north of the Orilla Verde Recreation Area.

Rare Falcons Back in New Mexico
Eleven Aplomado Falcon chicks bred and reared in captivity began their life in the wild at a remote release site south of Socorro, New Mexico.
NEW, 2008 Update

Map of New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas and Kansas

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Maps, Books, Permits and More at the Public Lands Information Center
Looking for the right map, book, permit or recommendation to explore your Public Lands? If so, visit the Public Lands Information Center in BLM's New Mexico State Office at 1474 Rodeo Road in Santa Fe between 8:30 and 4:30 M-F (MT) or call toll free: 1-877-276-9404.

You can also visit the on-line Public Lands Information Center anytime - just log on to www.publiclands.org.


Attention All Vendors Conducting Business with BLM On October 1, 2008, the BLM began the transition to a new financial accounting system. While all existing data is being converted and the new system is being brought on line, the BLM will have only limited ability to pay its vendors. We anticipate this period of limited ability will extend through mid-November 2008. Once a DOI bureau has transitioned to FBMS that bureau will begin using FedConnect. DOI bureaus that have not transitioned to FBMS will continue to use IDEAS EC. During this period payments to vendors may be delayed. The BLM will make every effort to process payments in accordance with Prompt Pay Act requirements. However, vendors should be prepared for the possibility that payments could be delayed for up to 45 days. Effective immediately, you may call 877-480-9724 if you have a question regarding the payment of a specific invoice. To read the entire Notice which has additional important information, please click here. (last modified 10/24/08)