46 datasets found

Wildfires pose a risk to our environment, human health and biodiversity. Following catastrophic wildfires flooding causes sediment to flow into our rivers and streams; polluting...

This map displays forest treatments conducted by New Mexico Forestry Division and its partners including New Mexico Game & Fish. Forest treatments improve forest health,...

Important Plant Areas (IPAs) are a product of The New Mexico Rare Plant Conservation Strategy. The strategy is an integral part of the State of New Mexico’s Energy, Minerals,...

The New Mexico Riparian Habitat Map (NMRipMap) Version 2.0 Plus is a comprehensive, fine-scale spatial view of the composition, cover, and structure of riparian and wetland...

This web application was initially developed by GeoSystems Analysis Inc. between Fall 2022 and Spring 2023. It is intended to be a platform to review, visualize, extract, and...

These are assessed springs, streams, and lakes for the 2024 reporting cycle to the EPA under the Clean Water Act Section 305(b).

These are assessed springs, streams, and lakes for the 2024 reporting cycle to the EPA under the Clean Water Act Section 305(b).

The NMEDB is a publicly available application that consolidates New Mexico's environmental and public health data in an interactive map of the state. The NMEDB allows agencies,...

Components from a geodatabase compilation of data developed by Save Our Bosque Task Force and Tetra Tech in September 2020. This work is part of a Conceptual Restoration Plan...

Beaver Habitats along waters analyzed by the New Mexico Environment Department.

The Petroleum Storage Tank Bureau works to reduce, mitigate and eliminate the threats to the environment posed by petroleum products or hazardous material or wastes released...

Fish samples analyzed by the New Mexico Environment Department.

Linework of assessment units intersected with PRISM 30-year normal mean temperature values for the period of 1981-2010. This is one input dataset in a model of stream temperatures.

Beaver Habitats along waters analyzed by the New Mexico Environment Department.

Beaver Habitats along waters analyzed by the New Mexico Environment Department.

Beaver Habitats along waters analyzed by the New Mexico Environment Department.

Sediment site classes are groupings of EPA ecoregions that are useful to the Surface Water Quality Bureau of the New Mexico Environment Department.

Part of the Clearinghouse library. Functions also as a shared workspace. Content can be uploaded, organized topically, and searched by users of the clearinghouse.

This portal is intended to serve as a means to access all available NMED data via secure Application Programming Interface (API). To access our data, we require that you...

As we fulfill the Laboratory's mission, we act as stewards of our environment and obey environmental regulations. By setting goals for continuous improvement, we measure and...