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Seven federally listed species found in the ecosystem
October 6, 2026
Seven federally listed or proposed species have ranges that overlap the ecosystem: three endangered (Mexican wolf, New Mexico meadow jumping mouse, Southwestern willow flycatcher), two threatened (Mexican spotted owl, Yellow-billed Cuckoo), and one proposed endangered (). No designated critical habitat overlaps the area.
Six facilities cited for missing discharge reports
October 6, 2026
Six NPDES-permitted facilities in the Santa Fe area are in significant non-compliance for failure to submit required discharge monitoring reports: DELHUR INDUSTRIES, EKER BROTHER SANTA FE RIVER PIT, MR. G'S PRO TOW, PASEO REAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITY, RANCHLAND UTILITY COMPANY, and SIGNATURE FLIGHT SUPPORT. Missing discharge monitoring reports prevent EPA from assessing whether these facilities' discharges meet permit limits.
Santa Fe National Forest open to logging despite protections
October 6, 2026
Santa Fe National Forest, the dominant land manager in this area at 1,388,143 acres, holds GAP 3 status: it is protected from conversion but remains open to logging, grazing and mining. Only the Pecos Wilderness (221,824 acres, GAP 1) within the forest is managed primarily for biodiversity.
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