Mader, B. 2016. Golden Eagle territories found in 2015. Navajo Technical University.

SEINet. 2016. Downloaded New Mexico data for tracked plants for NM Plant Conservation Strategy.

Griffin, D.J. 2016. Results of Southwestern Willow Flycatcher and Yellow-Billed Cuckoo surveys in New Mexico. Griffin Biological Services.

Beauprez, G. 2016. Roadside and lek surveys to detect Lesser Prairie-Chickens in Eastern New Mexico. New Mexico Department of Game and Fish.

Roth, D. 2016. Lee's Pincushion Cactus (Escobaria sneedii var. leei): post-fire monitoring report, 2015. New Mexico Energy, Minerals, and Natural Resources Department, Forestry Division, Santa Fe, NM. 9 p.

Meyer, R. 2016. Aplomado Falcon survey on Fort Bliss Training Complex. La Tierra Environmental Consulting. 92 p.

Dudley, R.K. 2016. Annual federal permit data report for 2016. American Southwest Ichthyological Researchers.

Frey, J. 2016. New Mexico Meadow Jumping Mouse Surveys. FWS.

Balistreri, M. 2016. Southwestern Willow Flycatcher Survey. FWS.

Meyer, R. 2016. Aplomado Falco survey and monitoring in Southern New Mexico. La Tierra Environmental Consulting. 74 p.

Johnson, K. 2016. Pinyon Jay nesting colony near Navajo Lake. Natural Heritage New Mexico, University of New Mexico.

Geluso, K. 2016. Collection of roadkilled Thamnophis eques. University of Nebraska at Kearney.

Hernandez, R. 2016. Lesser Prairie-Chicken surveys on the Carlsbad district. Bureau of Land Managment, Carlsbad Field Office.

Foote, J. DeLay, L. Weaver, E. Woodward, N. 2016 LNF Hibernating Bat Count- Cottonwood Cave Report. USFS

Mathis, M. 2016. Lesser Prairie-Chicken surveys on CCA/CCAA lands. Center of Excellence for Hazard Materials Management.

Johnson, K. 2016. Northern Aplomado Falcon surveys at Holloman Air Force Base. Natural Heritage New Mexico, University of New Mexico.

Muldavin, E. 2016. Wildlife Doorways, Supporting Wildlife Habitat Connectivity Across Borders in the Upper Rio Grande Watershed, Natural Heritage New Mexico Publication No. 16-GTR-394. Natural Heritage New Mexico, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM

Duran, J. 2016. Surveys for Mexican Spotted Owl and Southwestern Willow Flycatcher. Carson National Forest, Camino Real Ranger District.

East, M., E. Muldavin, and R. McCollough. 2016. Priority conservation ranking of federally listed, endangered and other plant species of concern. Natural Heritage New Mexico, Biology Department and Museum of Southwestern Biology. 4 p.

Turner, T. 2016. Turner lab FWS permit data. University of New Mexico Museum of Southwestern Biology.

Sadoti, Giancarlo & Johnson, Kristine & Albright, Thomas. (2016). Modelling environmental and survey influences on lek attendance using long-term lek survey data. Ibis. 158. 821-833. 10.1111/ibi.12391.

Roth, Daniela. 2016. Status survey for Gypsum Townsend's Aster (Townsendia gypsophila), Sivinski's Scorpionweed (Phacelia sivinskii), Todilto Stickleaf (Mentzelia todiltoensis), and Tufted Snad Verbena (Abronia bigelovii) on Zia Pueblo Lands in Sandoval C

Stuart, J. 2016. Email about a 1996 record for American marten. New Mexico Department of Game and Fish.

Stoner, K. 2016. Leptonycteris permit annual report for work in Hidalgo County. New Mexico State University.

Valdez, S. 2016. Recovery permit report for the Santa Fe National Forest. U.S. Forest Service.

Roth, D. 2015. Lee's Pincushion Cactus (Escobaria sneedii var. leei): post-fire monitoring report, 2014. NM Energy, Minerals, and Natural Resources Department.

Nelson Consulting, Inc. 2015. Biological survey report for Encana Oil & Gas (USA) Inc.'s proposed Escrito I24A-2409, L30-2408 and M30-2408 oil and natural gas wells projects. Submitted to BLM Farmington Field Office. 72 p.

Ecosphere Environmental Services, Inc. 2015. Biological survey report: Ecana Oil & Gas (USA) Inc. proposed Lybrook E12-2208 well pad, access road, and pipeline project. Submitted to BLM Farmington Field Office. 28 p.

Amy, R. 2015. Summary of 2015 state-listed species observations on Santa Fe National Forest reported to New Mexico Dept. of Game & Fish. [Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet] 17 records.

Frey, J.K. 2015. Survey for the New Mexico meadow jumping mouse (Zapus hudsonius luteus) and Penasco least chipmunk (Tamias minimus atristriatus) at Bonito Lake, Lincoln county, New Mexico. Frey Biological Research.

James, A. 2015. Federal Permit data for the New Mexico Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office, TE-676811. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

Kohrman, E. (2015) Unpublished letter to Shaula Hedwall, Senior Fish and Wildlife Biology at U.lS. Fish and Wildlife Service, regarding Mexican Spotted Owl procted activity centers. Sandia Ranger District, Cibola National Forest, USFS. 10 p.

Bader, B. 2015. SWCA permit report for threatened and endangered species surveys. SWCA Environmental Consultants. TE-045236.

Rael, A. Smyth, A. (2015) National Goshawk Nest Record Form. Sandia Ranger District, Cibola National Forest, USFS. 26 p.

Roth, D. 2015. Ipomopsis sancti-spiritus (Holy Ghost Ipomopsis): recovery summary report, 1996-2014. NM Energy, Minerals, and Natural Resources Department.

Rael, A. (2015) National GoshawkNest Record Form. Sandia Ranger District, Cibola National Forest, USFS. 14 p.

Hannum, C. 2015. Surveys for Yellow-billed Cuckoo by Parametrix in 2015. Report to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, TE-819477-0.

Wooton, M. 2015. New Mexico Burrowing Owl database. New Mexico Burrowing Owl Working Group.

Johnson, K. 2015. Permit report to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Natural Heritage New Mexico, TE-819528.

Gatlin, J. 2015. Mexican Spotted Owl survey results. Carson National Forest, U.S. Forest Service.

Franklin, A. 2015. Benthic invertebret SGCN data. New Mexico Environment Department.

Roth, D. 2015. Ivey's Bladderpod (Physaria iveyana): status survey and report, 2014. NM Energy, Minerals, and Natural Resources Department.

Roemmich, A. 2015. Rare plant element files for occurrences on Lincoln National Forest. U.S. Forest Service, Lincoln National Forest.

Nelson Consulting, Inc. 2015. Biological survey report for Encana Oil & Gas (USA) Inc.'s proposed Lybrook M16-2410 oil wells project. Submitted to BLM Farmington Field Office. 50 p.

Pierce, L. 2015. Threatened and endangered species recovery permit report, TE-815409. New Mexico Department of Game and Fish. Submitted to USFWS.

Long, B.L., East, M. and J. Klingel. 2015. Snow-tracking surveys and camera trapping for American marten in the Pecos Wilderness and San Pedro Parks Wilderness Areas, in north central New Mexico, USA. Final Report to Share with Wildlife, New Mexico Depart

Davis, J. 2015. Field form for Astragalus ripleyii survey. Bureau of Land Management, Taos Field Office.

Hayes, C., M. East, and R. McCollough. 2015. Visit to historic pika localities on Valles Caldera National Preserve. Natural Heritage New Mexico and New Mexico Department of Game Fish.

Frey, J.K. 2015. Annual recovery permit report, TE-40088B. New Mexico State University.

Roth, D. and R. Sivinski. 2015. Survey and status report for rare gypsophilic plants in the Ojito/White Mesa area of Sandoval County, New Mexico. New Mexico Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department and RCS Southwest, Santa Fe, NM.

Talboom, J. and T. Ayers. 2015. Population genetics of the Holy Ghost Ipomopsis. Northern Arizona University.

Dudley, R.K. and S.P. Platania. 2015. Federal Fish and Wildlife Endangered Species Collecting Permit Report, TE-001623-4. American Southwest Ichthyological Researchers, LLC.

Nelson Consulting, Inc. 2015. Biological survey report for Encana Oil & Gas (USA) Inc.'s proposed Chaco 2408-33M Nos. 120H and 121H oil and natural gas wells project. Submitted to BLM Farmington Field Office. 44 p.

Latella, I. 2015. New locality for Lampropeltis alterna. Email to New Mexico Department of Game and Fish.

Nelson Consulting, Inc. 2015. Biological survey report for Encana Oil & Gas (USA) Inc.'s proposed Escrito L06-2409 No. 01H oil and natural gas well projects. Submitted to BLM Farmington Field Office. 72 p.

Mathis, M. 2015. Lesser Prairie-chicken surveys conducted by CEHMM in 2015. Center for Excellence in Hazardous Materials Management.

Lawrence, A. 2015. Max count of Lesser Prairie-chickens at trapped and monitored leks. New Mexico State University.

Tegre Corporation. 2015. Brack's hardwall cactus transplant report: Chaco 23-08 #1H and #2H. Submitted to BLM Farmington Field Office, 15 p.

Tegre Corporation. 2015. Biological survey report: Energen Resources Corporation, Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative, Inc. proposed Chaco 23-08 15 #1H and #2H well pad, pipelines, and power line project. Submitted to BLM Farmington Field Office. 46 p.

Bachus, Jen. 2015. Permitted Rio Grande silvery minnow monitoring activity for 2015. Bureau of Reclamation.