FACT SHEET:
"Global Warming and New Mexico" [0] (pdf)

The mountains, grasslands, deserts and woodlands of New Mexico have much to offer in the way of hunting and fishing. But global warming is changing the state's ecosystems and seriously threatening fish and wildlife. Hunters and anglers already are witnessing the effects of a changing climate in New Mexico, including reduced snowpack, a longer and hotter warm season, increased wildfires, extreme heat waves, and persistent drought. 

REPORT:
"Fueling the Fire: Global Warming, Fossil Fuels and the Fish and Wildlife of the American West"
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[0]Full Report [0] (pdf)
Fact Sheet [0] (pdf)

Wildfires, drought, warmer streams and rivers, invasive species, declining wetlands and sagebrush habitat...the list of how global warming is affecting--and could affect--game and fish species in America's western states continues to grow.