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New Mexico Conservation Information System

Explore New Mexico's Rich Biodiversity   Conservation and Natural Resource Management Tools  
Natural Heritage New Mexico Sensitive Species Data Search Search NM CIS sensitive species data   New Mexico Environmental Review Tool New Mexico Environmental Review Tool (ERT)- an interactive tool for conservation planning and New Mexico Department of Game and Fish (NMDGF) review of important resources for wildlife and habitats. The ERT provides conservation information on wildlife and habitat diversity, protected lands, and other natural resources, and allows users to submit proposed projects for review of potential impacts to species status species and their habitats in New Mexico.
New Mexico Game and Fish Department's Bison-M Database Biota Information System of New Mexico (BISON-M) contains species accounts for all vertebrate and many invertebrate species of wildlife that occur in New Mexico.   New Mexico Crucial Habitat Assesment Tool New Mexico's Crucial Habitat Assessment Tool is an online planning tool that displays crucial wildlife habitat across New Mexico.
New Mexico Rare Plants Website The New Mexico Rare Plants Website has species accounts for rare plants in New Mexico.   New Mexico Rare Plant Conservation Strategy The New Mexico Rare Plant Conservation Strategy was developed to protect and conserve New Mexico’s rare and endangered plant species and their habitats and to avoid federal listing. It includes a plant conservation scorecard which provides a current conservation status analysis of the 238 Strategy rare plants including threats, degree of protection, and actions needed to conserve species.
NHNM Publication Search Page Search NM CIS publications and data references   New Mexico State Wildlife Action Plan The State Wildlife Action Plan (SWAP) is a non-regulatory planning document that provides a high level overview of the status of species and habitats in New Mexico. An interactive SWAP website is currently under development.