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Clean Water & Wild Forests All related documents: Announcement widely supported Changes Proposed to Outstanding National Resource Water Designation The New Mexico Water Quality Control Commission (NMWQCC) considers a revision to the state's regulation for managing New Mexico's cleanest waters New Mexico needs to quickly and formally protect its best, limited water resources for the future Groups Urge Protection for N.M. Roadless Forest Streams State petitioned to designate streams inside roadless areas above Pecos and Las Vegas as Outstanding National Resource Waters Roadless Forest Streams Nominated for Permanent Protection New Mexico Asked to Designate Pristine Waters Under Clean Water Act Headwaters of the upper Pecos River petitioned for protection First Petition to Nominate Roadless Forest Streams As Outstanding National Resource Waters Submitted Forest Guardians and partners filed a formal petition asking the New Mexico Water Quality Control Commission to protect some of the state’s cleanest waters that flow from its roadless national forests Study Finds Value in Roadless Forest Land New Mexico's wilds don't have to be logged or developed to produce economic benefits Forest Guardians commissioned a team of economists to publish this report which finds that New Mexico’s inventoried roadless areas on U.S.F.S. lands generate tens of millions of dollars each year in economic value as well as direct jobs and income Luis Torres: Citizen Speaks Up for Clean Water, Wild Forests Testimony of Luis Torres Jeremy Rohrlich: Citizen Speaks Up for Clean Water, Wild Forests Testimony of Jeremy Rohrlich
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