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AVANGRID Becomes Corporate Sponsor of New Mexico Agriculture in the Classroom

AVANGRID, a leading sustainable energy company and part of the Iberdrola Group, is the newest corporate sponsor of New Mexico Agriculture in the Classroom . As a Gold Apple Sponsor, their $10,000. | June 18, 2023

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AVANGRID Becomes Corporate Sponsor of New Mexico Agriculture in the Classroom

27.04.2023 - AVANGRID, a leading sustainable energy company and part of the Iberdrola Group, is the newest corporate sponsor of New Mexico Agriculture in the Classroom (NMAITC). As a Gold Apple Sponsor, their $10,000 contribution will help NMAITC enhance its .

New mexicoUnited statesPedro azagraEthisphere instituteWorld most ethical companiesUn sustainable development goalsLivestock bureau foundationNew mexico farmDevelopment goalsMost ethical companiesMexico agricultureLivestock bureauAvangrid stock

Vasquez looks to pay ranchers for cows killed by endangered lobos

Federal law compensates ranchers for 75 percent of the value of cattle killed by wolves. The WOLF Act would cover 100 percent of losses.

United statesNew mexicoCatron countyChris smithAudrey mcqueenLarry reaganGame commissionLivestock bureauWolf livestock loss depredation grant programUs department of theLivestock indemnity programUs house committee on agricultureWildlife serviceEndangered mexicanGabe vasquezLivestock fairness

Federal agency kills Mexican gray wolf after the deaths of livestock

Federal officials say the wolf, known as Rusty, was tied to the deaths of more than a dozen cattle. The animal was part of a well tracked pack.

New mexicoUnited statesGreta andersonChris smithDavid schweikertGreg stantonJake fredericoMaggie howellArizona farm bureauWolf conservation centerSierra clubWildlife serviceLivestock bureauEndangered mexicanBiological diversityWolf conservation

Mexican gray wolf population increased last year in New Mexico

On Tuesday, the Fish and Wildlife Service announced it record 241 wolves surviving in the area in 2022.

United statesNew mexicoState of arizonaSilver cityMichael robinsonStewart lileyLarry reaganSanta fe based wildearthWildlife serviceLivestock bureauMexico department of gameNew mexico departmentBiological diversitySanta fe based wildearth guardiansNew mexico farm

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