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New Mexico leaders condemn Trump administration’s attacks on public lands

New Mexico leaders condemn Trump administration’s attacks on public lands

Aug 7, 2026 | Westwise Blog

On a hot late July evening at Nuckolls Brewing in Santa Fe, a train rumbled past the outdoor event not once, but twice—a fitting soundtrack for a conversation about the forces barreling through New Mexico’s public lands. The Center for Western Priorities brought a...
Polling shows public lands can make or break election outcomes

Polling shows public lands can make or break election outcomes

Aug 7, 2026 | Look West Newsletter

As Mountain West states wrap up primary elections and voters prepare to head to the polls in the fall, recent polling results show that one of the most prominent and bipartisan throughlines in 2026 is protecting America’s public lands and natural resources. As part of...
Public lands win elections: The Mountain West polling guide for the 2026 miderns

Public lands win elections: The Mountain West polling guide for the 2026 miderns

Aug 5, 2026 | Press Release

DENVER—As voters head to the polls across the Mountain West, one of the most prominent and bipartisan throughlines in 2026 is protecting America’s public lands and natural resources. Broadly, we have already seen public lands serve as a salient and decisive issue...

Public lands win elections: The Mountain West polling guide for the 2026 midterms

Aug 5, 2026

As voters head to the polls across the Mountain West, one of the most prominent and bipartisan throughlines in 2026 is protecting America’s public lands and natural resources. Broadly, we have already seen public lands serve as a salient and decisive issue across...
Trump effort to solicit negative feedback on national park signage backfires

Trump effort to solicit negative feedback on national park signage backfires

Jun 9, 2026 | Look West Newsletter

A new report from the Center for Western Priorities found that less than one percent of 35,700 comments submitted to the National Park Service in response to signage asking the public to report negative depictions of American history in parks actually used the comment...
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