In New Mexico, Pecos River Sustains Communities, Traditions, and Wildlife

The Pecos River in northern New Mexico is the lifeblood of a vibrant riverine ecosystem, supporting numerous wildlife species while providing clean drinking water to surrounding communities and locally renowned trout fishing and whitewater boating.
The Pecos River in northern New Mexico is the lifeblood of a vibrant riverine ecosystem, supporting numerous wildlife species while providing clean drinking water to surrounding communities and locally renowned trout fishing and whitewater boating.

Protecting Pecos River protects a way of life – New Mexico Wilderness Alliance

In New Mexico, Pecos River Sustains Communities, Traditions, and Wildlife

Rio Chama – Coyote Gulch

Special Use Permits - Pecos National Historical Park (U.S. National Park Service)

Home - Pecos River Resolution Corporation

Story Map - Stop Tererro Mine

Wild Times

Photos from Pecos River Compact meeting April 9-10 - Pecos River Resolution Corporation

Drought Hits the Southwest, and New Mexico's Canals Run Dry - The New York Times

A Chance to Honor Those Protecting America's Waterways

Protecting the Pecos Wilderness

To Protect and Restore Rivers, States Can Use 'Outstanding' Policy Designation