Last July I calibrated some new astronomical equipment while imaging the Dumbbell Nebula. Since then, I've become more proficient at using it.…
Weekly fishing and stocking report
When Annijke Wade first set foot in New Mexico two years ago, she was unfamiliar with the landscape and its environs.But she quickly learned t…
This fishing report, provided by Dustin Berg and Go Unlimited (supporting disabled anglers) and the Department of Game and Fish, has been gene…
Most of us know the ancient Greek myth about the gorgon Medusa. She turned to stone those who dared gaze upon her face adorned with writhing s…
Each season in nature has its own delights. In winter, the trails are usually more lightly traveled and there is a chance for solitude and qui…
Now is the time for hiking in solitude and snowy silence at Wild Rivers, just north of Taos.One of the less-traveled paths is the Pescado Trai…
I attended a ranger program recently dealing with Leave No Trace. The ranger showed a picture of rock art, or "ancestral inscriptions" as arch…
We are in the dead of winter, but it's never too early to think spring. Here is a unique deep space object that's astonishingly like the beaut…
Weekly Fishing & Stocking Report
I wrote my first column for the Santa Fe New Mexican on March 26, 2009. For most birds, almost 12 years would be an exceptionally long life. F…
Pretty soon, clues hidden in centuries-old tree stumps may help guide restoration work on hundreds of acres of forest near Taos.
Taking in the world from above fills Chris Dahl-Bredine’s heart with hope and opens his mind to think big.He loves to impart what it’s like to…
In line with popping a bottle of champagne to celebrate the New Year, I'm showcasing a deep space object that's doing just that. Many of us ha…
It is easy to forget, when fully stocked grocery stores are close by, that there was a time only a couple generations ago when most people in …
You may have never seen a brown creeper in your backyard. But if you have a fair number of trees, it is likely one of these well-camouflaged b…
Jemez River: Grayson Baca, age 3, of Peralta caught his first trout, an 11-inch rainbow trout using salmon eggs Dec. 3.
It is easy to forget, when fully stocked grocery stores are close by, that there was a time only a couple generations ago when most people in …
You may have never seen a brown creeper in your backyard. But if you have a fair number of trees, it is likely one of these well-camouflaged b…
Jemez River: Grayson Baca, age 3, of Peralta caught his first trout, an 11-inch rainbow trout using salmon eggs Dec. 3.
Researchers with the U.S. Geological Survey National Wildlife Health Center pointed to cold weather and starvation as the likely cause of hund…
NGC 457 is known by many names but the Owl Cluster is the most common. It's of interest to New Mexicans that this is also known as the Kachina…
An update on trail work underway around Taos County and the Enchanted Circle.
A year ago in pre-COVID times, a small cruise ship paused in one of the first locks on the Pacific side of the Panama Canal, its passengers wa…
It's that time once again when the Taos News honors hunting and fishing traditions. Each year the newspaper invites hunters and anglers to sen…
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