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New Mexico Otters Make a Splashy Comeback
New Mexico otters, extirpated about a century ago due to heavy beaver trapping, are returning thanks to the NMDGF reintroduction program. James Stuart outlines the restoration effort, with 33 otters released between 2008 and 2010 and nine more this spring to boost genetics, now spreading from the Rio Pueblo de Taos to the Upper Rio Grande drainage.
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New Mexico
New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
NMDGF
James Stuart
Game Department
New Mexico Wildlife Federation
Rio Pueblo de Taos
Taos Pueblo
Stuart
Washington State
Louisiana
University of Kentucky
Rio Grande
Alaska
Washington
Colorado
Newfoundland
Arizona
Gila River
Vernon Bailey
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Gila
Bailey
Rio Pueblo
Red River
Taos Ski Valley
Rio Hondo
Missouri
Kentucky
New Mexico State Game Commission
San Juan
San Juan River
Eagle Nest Lake
Eagle Nest
Marble Brewery
Northeast Heights
Montgomery Blvd
Albuquerque
Nmwildlife.org