By Rueben Gay Did you know the New Mexico Meadow Jumping Mouse, Zapus hudsonius luteus (NMMJM) can jump up to ten times its body length? These fascinating creatures are not […]

By Kathy Wallace Have you ever wondered about the trees you see when out in the forest, or how those trees are managed? If you want the answer, then look […]

By Mickey Mauter This is the last article in a four part series on the timber industry in the Sacramento Mountains.  Previous articles included Early Logging on the Sacramento Mountains, […]

by Jack Williams There are 27 species of bats found in New Mexico and 19 are listed for protection through Federal or State regulations.  Of these 27 species, 13 are […]

By Mark Cadwallader The Lincoln National Forest uses a variety of vegetative management tools to improve forest health.  In April and May of 2010, the Sacramento Ranger District completed the […]