New Mexico Wilderness Alliance

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• The Roadless Rule isn't just about roads. It's what keeps mining and drilling out of 1.6 million acres of New Mexico's wildest forests and cleanest headwaters. Once a road goes in, extraction follows. That's the whole point of this rollback. The comment period now closes on October 6th. Add your voice before it's too late.

  14 September 2026 · New Mexico Wilderness Alliance · $2.5–3K · 400K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library

• The government just put 1.6 MILLION acres of New Mexico's wildest forests on the chopping block 🪓 and is trying to keep the public in the dark. The U.S. Forest Service just opened a rushed 33-day comment period with ZERO public meetings on its plan to strip protections from OUR roadless areas, putting these lands at risk of mining, logging, and drilling. Once a road is built, the wild character of these forests is lost for generations. We've fought for decades to protect these places because

  28 August 2026 · New Mexico Wilderness Alliance · $1–1.5K · 100K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library

• The Forest Service isn't holding a single public meeting on its plan to gut the Roadless Rule. So we're partnering with organizations across the state to hold our own. We're calling them the People's Public Hearings to Protect Our Roadless Forests. 📍Santa Fe, Sept 8 📍Albuquerque, Sept 9 📍Silver City & Las Cruces, Sept 15 📍Pecos & Virtual, Sept 16 Show up. Speak up. Comment period closes September 21st. ➡️ Swipe & Share! More info at nmwild.org/roadless

  2 September 2026 · New Mexico Wilderness Alliance · $400 – $499 · 60K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library

• They're back. And they're giving us just 14 days. The Trump administration wants to erase the 336,400-acre buffer zone protecting the Greater Chaco region from new oil and gas leasing. Their two options: revoke the protections entirely, or shrink the buffer to 5 miles. Both would expose thousands of cultural sites to drilling. Archaeologists estimate as many as 12,000 cultural sites lie within the threatened zone. Only 15-20% of it has been surveyed. This buffer came after decades of Tribal a

  17 July 2026 · New Mexico Wilderness Alliance · $300 – $399 · 50K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library

• As the Mexican gray wolf population has grown, livestock depredation rates have declined. Yet federal permits continue to authorize the killing of endangered Mexican gray wolves found within certain grazing allotments on public lands, including potentially rare and genetically valuable individuals, without requiring verified evidence of predation or the use of nonlethal deterrents first. Today's wild population descends from just 7 founding wolves and has already lost more than two-thirds of it

  30 June 2026 · New Mexico Wilderness Alliance · $200 – $299 · 25K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library

• The Forest Service isn't holding a single public meeting on its plan to gut the Roadless Rule. So we're holding our own. Las Cruces: Tuesday, September 15th at 6:00 PM at the WIA Building (340 N Reymond St). Come learn what's at stake for the forests and water sources southern New Mexico depends on, and submit your public comment on the spot with our help. Public comments go on the official federal record, and the government is legally required to consider them. The Roadless Rule exists becaus

  11 September 2026 · New Mexico Wilderness Alliance · $100 – $199 · 15K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library