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Wildlife Damage

New Mexico

Last Modified: Jun 2, 2020

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Bird Damage Management in New Mexico 2009 (PDF; 5.59 MB)

Bird Damage Management FONSI 2009 (PDF; 3.83MB)

Aquatic Rodent Damage Management 2004 (PDF; 5.80 MB)

Aquatic Rodent Damage Management FONSI 2004 (PDF; 1.64 MB)

Predator Damage Management in New Mexico 2006 (PDF; 12,592 KB)

Predator Damage Management in New Mexico FONSI 2006 (PDF; 1,514 KB)

Feral Swine Damage Management in New Mexico (PDF; 2.31MB)

New Mexico Aquatic Rodent Damage Management Final EA (PDF; 21MB)

New Mexico Aquatic Rodent Damage Management FONSI/ Decision (PDF; 5MB)

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