Tragic oxygen failure kills 228000 trout at Lisboa hatchery
The Department of Game and Fish reported a May incident at Lisboa Springs Hatchery where an oxygen supply shut off, killing about 228,000 trout including 23,000 catchable rainbows. About 4,000 fish were saved and released into Monastery Lake. a new system will prevent repeats.
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May is Bear Aware Month in New Mexico
May is Bear Aware Month as the Department of Game and Fish urges visitors and residents in New Mexico woodland communities to take precautions against human bear encounters. Bears seek food after emerging from dens, so clean grills, birdfeeders, spilled seed, and stored pet food. secure beehives and livestock with electric fencing. suspend food while camping and keep children and pets close. Call 505 476 8000 or visit gmfsh.state.nm.us or bebearaware.org for guidance.
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