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Protecting Public Lands in the Jemez Mountains

Trump Dismantling the National Park Service

May 23, 2025

The situation at the National Park Service continues to be tense and uncertain given hostile moves by the Trump administration toward the NPS and other public land agencies. Caldera Action …

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Science in the Jemez at Risk, Please Help

April 3, 2025

 The Jemez Mountains are the most studied mountain range in the West according to those who established an extensive complex of scientific studies in both Bandelier National Monument and the …

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Trump Degrading New Mexico’s National Parks

March 24, 2025

(This editorial was published in the Santa Fe New Mexican on March 21, 2025 We urge readers to contact your members of Congress and urge them to defend our parks …

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Hiring Freeze and Fire, Good Work at the Caldera and Drought

February 4, 2025

The Valles Caldera is experiencing exceptional drought this winter. According to NOAA, most of northern New Mexico is “abnormally dry”. We have about a third of our normal moisture for …

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Park Funding in Question, Department of Wildlife?

January 27, 2025January 27, 2025

Caldera Action has been focused on-the-ground management of the Valles Caldera for years and we continue to monitor local actions that could threaten the quality of the environment at the …

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Valles Caldera to Have Entrance Fees

November 26, 2024

The National Park Service at Valles Caldera announced that they will start charging entrance fees beginning New Year’s Day. The fees are like those charged at Bandelier National Monument for …

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We’re Making Progress on the Trespass Cattle Front

November 26, 2024

Good Progress Removing Trespass Cattle from Preserve this Summer Snow in the Valle San Antonio indicates the end of the subsidized cattle grazing program on nearby national forest lands for …

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Election a Potential Disaster for the National Parks

November 9, 2024November 9, 2024

The November 5 election was a disaster for public lands and conservation. Clearly the American voters were focused on widespread economic insecurity and voted their pocketbooks.  Other issues like climate …

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Jemez Pueblo Lawsuit Settled

October 31, 2024October 31, 2024

You may recall that Jemez Pueblo sued the US Government to gain ownership of the Valles Caldera in 2012. The Pueblo claimed that they had been the exclusive users of …

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Flash Flood Pounds Bandelier

September 12, 2024

Bandelier National Monument experienced another significant flash flood in Frijoles Canyon on September 5th. An intense rainstorm dumped substantial rain on the park and the Los Alamos area that afternoon …

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  • Eagle Hunt at VCNP Likely this Fall August 18, 2026
  • Trump’s Interior Interferes With Cattle Trespass Negotiations July 23, 2026
  • Why a Cattle Free Valles Caldera is Critical May 16, 2026
  • Update on Trump Pressure on Public Lands April 10, 2026
  • Some Good News at the Caldera January 15, 2026
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