Roth, D. 2018. Gila morning glory (Ipomoea gilana) localities shape file.

Howard, R. 2018. Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Lesser Prairie-Chicken surveys.

Stone, J. and R. Woodrow. 2018. USFWS Permit Data on Mexican spotted owl.

Hummel, O. 2018. Tetra Tech survey data on WIFL and YBCU from Socorro and Isleta.

S18FISUSNMUS, Legacy reference. Physical copy not yet located.

Tremble, M. 2018. Survey data for Mesa Verde cactus.

White, M. 2018. Bureau of Reclamation survey data on western yellow-billed cuckoos around Elephant Butte.

McMillan, Matthew.2018. SWCA permit report data.

Petersen, N., K. Johnson, and J. Smith. 2017. Remote-sensing Surveys for Gunnison's Prairie Dogs at Rio Grande del Norte National Monument. Natural Heritage New Mexico Technical Report #17-404. Biology Department, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM

EMNRD- Forestry Division. 2017. New Mexico Rare Plant Conservation Strategy. Prepared and developed by Daniela Roth and the New Mexico Rare Plant Conservation Strategy Partnership. Santa Fe, NM.

Rocky Mountain Ecology, LLC and Knox, S. 2017. Mexican Spotted Owl Survey Report for the project: Multi-jurisdictional, Fire/Restoration Planning and Natural Resource Training in the 28,045 acre White Peak Area, New Mexico. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS)

Fetz, T. 2017. YBCU seasonal summary forms, survey site description forms, and associated maps. Hawks Aloft, Inc.

Bureau of Reclamation and Jen Bachus. 2017. Rio Grande Silvery Minnow Annual Permit Data. FWS Permit TE813088.

Muldavin, E.H, E.R. Milford, N.E. Umbreit and Y.D. Chauvin. 2017. Long-term Outcomes of Natural-process Riparian Restoration on a Regulated River Site: The Rio Grande Albuquerque Overbank Project after 16 Years. Ecological Restoration 35(4):341-353 plus 1

Kauffman, D. 2017. Annual permit data for Mexican Spotted Owl. FWS Permit #TE040346.

Roth, D. 2017. Ignacio Chavez Grant: Special Management Area Rare Plant Survey Report. New Mexico Energy, Minerals, and Natural Resources Department. 14 p.

Roth, D. 2017. Shapefile for Castilleja tomentosa. EMNRD-Forestry Division, Santa Fe, NM.

Williams, S.O. 2017. Checklist of New Mexico Bird Species. New Mexico Bird Records Committee. 16 p.

Stone, J. 2017. Annual permit data for Mexican Spotted Owl in the Cibola National Forest. FWS permit #TE24805C.

Johnson, K., and J. Smith. 2017. Management guidance for Piñon-Juniper Species at Risk on New Mexico military installations. Natural Heritage New Mexico Report #399. Natural Heritage New Mexico, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM. 37 p.

Sadoti, Giancarlo & Albright, Thomas & Johnson, Kristine. (2017). Applying dynamic species distribution modelling to lek-mating species. Journal of Biogeography. 44. 75-87. 10.1111/jbi.12886.

Velarde, C. 2017. Burrowing Owls in Rio Rancho.

McGrath, J. 2017. Assessment of possible rare sedges to be added to the NM Rare Plant List or the NHNM Tracking List. Southwest Carex Working Group

Velarde, C. 2017. Email about burrowing owls in Rio Rancho. Submitted to NHNM website.

Wickersham, L., K. Johnson, J. Smith, and J. Wickersham. 2017. Piñon-juniper bird surveys at Canyons of the Ancients National Monument, 2016 Annual Report. Animas Biological Studies, Durango, CO and Natural Heritage New Mexico, University of New Mexico, A

Parsons, Z. (2017) Inventory Form, 2013 Mexican Spotted Owl. Sandia Ranger District, Cibola National Forest, USFS. 15 p.

Cienega Environmental. 2017. Annual permit data for Mexican Spotted Owl and Southwestern Willow Flycatcher. FWS permit #TE48752B.

Woodrow, R. 2017. Annual permit data for Mexican Spotted Owl in the Cibola National Forest. FWS permit #TE24806C.

Wickersham, L., K. Johnson, N. Petersen, J. Wickersham, and J. Smith. 2017. Piñon-Juniper Bird Surveys at Canyons of the Ancients National Monument, 2016-2017 Final Report. Animas Biological Studies, Durango, CO, and Natural Heritage New Mexico, Universit

Petersen, N., K. Johnson, and J. Smith. 2017. Nesting Success of Wetland Birds at Lake Holloman Wetlands Complex Area, 2016, Final Report. Natural Heritage New Mexico Publ. No. 17-GTR-396. Natural Heritage New Mexico, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque

Hartsough, M. 2017. Annual Permit Data for Aplomado Falcon and Todsen's Pennyroyal. FWS Permit TE105165-1.

Johnson, K., M. Horner, P. Neville, T. Neville, N. Petersen, J. Smith, and L. Wickersham. 2017. Landscape-scale Habitat Map for Pinyon Jay and Gray Vireo at Farmington BLM Resource Area, Final Report. Natural Heritage New Mexico Technical Report #401. Uni

Hayes, C. 2017. Updated pika data from 2015-2017. New Mexico Department of Game and Fish (NMDGF).

Sivinski, R. C. 2017. UNM Herbarium specimens. RCS Southwest.

Johnson, K., G. Sadoti, L. Wickersham, J. Wickersham, J. Smith, N. Petersen. 2017. Habitat use by Pinyon Jay and Gray Vireo at BLM Farmington Resource Area: Territory/colony scale models. Final Report. Natural Heritage New Mexico, University of New Mexico

Granillo, K. 2017. Location of roadkill coati collected at Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge.

Klingel, J. 2017. Occurrence of Gunnison's prairie dog at Vega Redonda. Email to New Mexico Department of Game and Fish and Natural Heritage New Mexico.

Long, B. 2017. Sighting of a smooth green snake along the Rio Hondo, Taos Co.

Mathis, M. 2017. Surveys for Lesser Prairie-Chicken south of Hwy 380. Center for Excellence in Hazardous Materials Management, Carlsbad, NM.

Meyer, R. 2017. Annual permit report for the Northern Aplomado Falcon. La Tierra Environmental Consulting, FWS Permit TE842583.

Mathis, M. 2017. New Lesser Prairie-Chicken Lek. Center for Excellence in Hazardous Materials Management (CEHMM), Carlsbad, NM.

Unknown (2017) Map of Goshawk audio and visual observations. Sandia Ranger District, Cibola National Forest, USFS. 2 p.

Fragua, S. (2017) Inventory Completion Report, Sensitive Plant Survey, Lincoln National Forest, Field Notes. Project Name: FY2017 Crockett Fire Kuenzlery Survey. Guadalupe Ranger District, Lincoln National Forest, USFS. 4 p.

Sivinski, B. 2017. Email regarding extirpations of Parish's alkaligrass at three occurrences. RCS Southwest.

Christman, B. 2017. FWS Annual Permit Report and Data for Chiricahua Leopard Frog, Narrow-headed and Mexican Gartersnakes, and New Mexico Ridge-nosed Rattlesnake. FWS Permit TE-071287-1. Albuquerque, NM.

Shook, R. 2017. Southwestern Willow Flycatcher (Empidonax trailii extimus) Survey Results: Annual FWS permit report. FWS Permit #TE000948. Western New Mexico University, Silver City, NM.

Kruse, C. and Carim, K. 2017. Rio Grande sucker and chub eDNA marker development amended project completion report. NMDGF Contract # 16-516-0000-00034.

Johnson, K., N. Petersen, J. Smith. 2017. Surveys for Northern Aplomado Falcon and Other Raptors at Holloman Air Force Base 2009-2016. Natural Heritage New Mexico Publ. No. 17-GTR-397. Natural Heritage New Mexico, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM

Andersen, E. and R. Steidl. 2017. Identifying key habitat features for managing breeding Southwestern Willow Flycatchers: Summary of 2017 effort and detections of willow flycatchers. The University of Arizona, School of Natural Resources and the Environme

Van Luchene, G. 2017. Observation of a Burrowing Owl near Ventana Ranch. Submitted to Natural Heritage New Mexico.

Cobos, C. and McCaffery, M. 201Y. 2017 Annual Permit Report Chiricahua Leopard Frog on Ladder Ranch Surveys. Turner Endangered Species Fund. FWS TE43754A-1.

Johnson, B. 2017. Burrowing Owl Working Group Observation Form.

Beauprez, G. 2017. NMDGF 2017 lek locations. NMDGF.

Zahratka, J. 2017. NM Meadow Jumping Mouse annual FWS permit report. FWS Permit #TE-840886B.Biological Resources, LLC, Durango, CO.

East, M. 2017. Bird observations at the Delaware River, Eddy County, New Mexico in June. Natural Heritage New Mexico

Lanier, W. 2017. Mexican Spotted Owl Data. Bird Conservancy of the Rockies.

Ferland, C. 2017. Burrowing Owl Working Group Observation Form.

D. Ahlers, Bureau of Reclamation. 2017. Survey forms for Southwest Willow Flycatcher and Yellow-billed Cuckoo for 2017.

Ferland, C. 2017. Observation of a Burrowing Owl at a rural residence in El Prado, New Mexico.

Howard, R. 2017. Lesser Prairie-Chicken survey forms. Bureau of Land Management, Roswell Field Office.