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77 matches in New Mexico
New Mexico state park in the Cerrillos Hills covering turquoise mining history, high-desert ecology, and volcanic geology of the Ortiz Mountains.
Desert nature park with trails and interpretive programming — covers Chihuahuan Desert ecology, plant and animal adaptation, and regional geography.
Remote high-elevation state park in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains — covers montane ecology, riparian biology, and land geography.
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Rio Grande canyon recreation area northwest of Santa Fe — high-desert geology, riparian ecology, and New Mexico watershed geography.
High-altitude New Mexico state park on a glacially formed lake — covers Rocky Mountain ecology, hydrology, watershed geography, and Vietnam Veterans Memorial history.
High-desert reservoir state park in northern New Mexico — supports study of riparian ecosystems, water resource management, and Rio Chama watershed geography.
Reservoir state park on the Rio Grande offering lessons in riparian ecology, water resources, geology, and desert geography.
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New Mexico state park in the Jemez Mountains featuring a stocked fishing lake and mixed-conifer forest — covers mountain ecology, watershed biology, and geology.
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National Wildlife Refuge on the Rio Grande flyway — migratory bird ecology, wetland habitat science, and conservation biology.
Nature Conservancy preserve protecting the last free-flowing stretch of the Gila River — riparian ecology, biodiversity, and Southwest river systems.
High-altitude New Mexico state park on a reservoir — covers arid land ecology, riparian habitat, and Rocky Mountain geography with fishing and wildlife observation opportunities.
Small municipal zoo in Clovis featuring regional and exotic animals — supports zoology, animal behavior, and conservation awareness.
Mountain state park in the Sangre de Cristo range near Santa Fe with conifer forest ecology, elevation biology, and high-desert watershed geography.
Bird sanctuary and nature center in Roswell, NM — Chihuahuan desert ecology and bird observation.
State-managed waterfowl complex in the Rio Grande Valley — migratory bird ecology, wetland management, and New Mexico riparian habitats.
High-plains New Mexico refuge on the Gallinas River — migratory waterfowl ecology, wetland biology, and Great Plains biogeography.
State park along the Rio Grande with an earthen dam — covers desert riparian ecology, irrigation history, and Chihuahuan Desert geography.
Mountainous New Mexico state park covering high-desert ecology, Cibola National Forest transitions, and Ancestral Pueblo cultural geography.
Federal wildlife refuge on the Cimarron River supporting migratory waterfowl study, wetland ecology, and bird identification.
Rio Grande bosque state park with cottonwood forest and desert riparian habitat — New Mexico ecology, migratory birds, and river geography.
High-desert reservoir state park on the San Juan River — supports study of arid-land ecology, water resources, and New Mexico geology.
State park campground on Navajo Lake — high-desert and ponderosa pine ecology, freshwater biology, and outdoor field study in northwest New Mexico.
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New Mexico Wildlife Association facility near Edgewood — covers native wildlife rehabilitation, raptor care, and New Mexico species conservation.
New Mexico state park built around a natural playa lake in arid eastern plains — desert ecology, migratory waterfowl biology, and semi-arid hydrology.
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