The Department of Homeland Security is putting 17 miles of “waterborne barrier” in the Rio Grande in Cameron County in deep ...

A long-running legal dispute over a potash producer’s rights to Pecos River water in Eddy County was resolved by the state ...

Nestled along the Pecos River about an hour east of Santa Fe, Villanueva State Park offers the kind of natural beauty that makes you want to delete your social media accounts and become one with the ...

Villanueva State Park in New Mexico is the antidote to modern life’s constant chaos – a place where the Pecos River carves through dramatic sandstone cliffs and the only notification you’ll get is ...

In the 1990s, a spill from a closed mine contaminated the Pecos River, affecting local water supplies. In 2019, an Australian company applied for permits to conduct exploratory drilling for gold ...

The community is located east of the Pecos River and bordered by the Santa Fe National Forest. The project has been planned for about 14 years and was granted $275,000 in capital outlay in the ...

After a buzzer beater move to protect the Upper Pecos watershed in the last days of the Biden administration, some advocates are wary a new president means mining may be welcomed back into the ...

Eric Selinger walks on his property near the Pecos River outside Imperial on Oct. 8. He previously farmed shrimp but now hopes that treated produced water could bring the land back to life.

Eric Selinger points out the location on a map of irrigation infrastructure in Pecos County, Texas. Agricultural production in the area has declined as irrigation water from the Pecos River became ...

Outdoor journalist Kris Millgate explains the fragile balance between bears and humans. Kris Millgate explains the fragile balance between grizzly bears and humans. The Sackett case is having a ...

The Pecos Watershed Conservation Initiative (PWCI), an initiative that works to support conservation projects for the Pecos River, shared how and what it's doing to protect the 926-mile river.

These days the Pecos River barely fills its dry, sandy bed where it crosses West Texas, but the river could be poised to flow again — with treated oil field wastewater.