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The Gila: river, place, family

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The Gila River and Gila Mountains of New Mexico have been home for Indigenous people for thousands of years, for colonial Spanish and Mexican people for hundreds of years, and now for all of those folks under the United States since 1912.  This river along with The San Francisco River and The Mimbres River were just nominated for Wild and Scenic River protection.  This is a river of families, lineages and gathering.  

 

GUESTS

Nathan Newcomer

Guadalupe Cano

Patricia Cano

Michael Darrow

Simon Sotello III

US Senator Martin Heinrich

 

INFORMATION

Wild and Scenic Rivers Act

Gila Wilderness

Aldo Leopold Wilderness

New Mexico
The M.H. Dutch Salmon Greater Gila Wild and Scenic River Act  (several links at bottom of linked page)

 

ORGANIZATIONS WORKING ON LEGISLATION

New Mexico Wild

Wildgilariver.org

 

ORGANIZATION OPPOSED TO LEGISLATION

Heritage Waters

 

SPONSORED ORGANIZATION

American Rivers

 

GEOGRAPHIC REGIONS

Mogollon Rim

Chihuahuan Desert

Sonoran Desert

Colorado Plateau

Basin and Range

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