New Mexico Cooperative Fish & Wildlife Research Unit

 

The New Mexico Research Unit, in the U.S. Geological Survey - Biological Resources Division, is part of a national program of federal, state, university, and private cooperation to accomplish research and graduate education involving questions about fish, wildlife, and their habitat.
The New Mexico Research Unit conducts: Research on problems of mutual concern to cooperators Graduate academic training Technical assistance in fish and wildlife management Conservation education through publications, lectures, and demonstrations.
The Unit is housed in the Department of Fishery and Wildlife Sciences, College of Ag and Home Economics at New Mexico State University.
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  New Mexico Cooperative Fish & Wildlife Research Unit
New Mexico State University  
2980 S. Espina St., 124 Knox Hall     
P.O. Box 30003, MSC 4901   
Las Cruces, New Mexico 88003-0003   
phone (505) 646-6053   fax (505) 646-1281