Recording Process to record a registration or
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Juanita Montoya, Administrative Assistant
Game & Fish
Talisa Ortega , Biologist Specialist
Michael Martinez, Hunt Program Manager
Wesley Spruce, Wildlife Tech
Dwyer Lujan, Wildlife Tech
Del Romero, Wildlife Tech
Elias Cruz, Intern
Wilderness Department
Edwin Concha- Game Warden
Environmental
Cherylin Atcitty, Environmental Program Manager
Deanna Lujan, Environmental Assistant
Dwayne Pecosky Jr., Environmental Specialist
Tyler Romero, Water Quality Technician
Fire & Fuels
Marvin Lefthand, Acting Fire Program Manager
Kimberly Marcus, Fire Clerk
Rene Romero, BIA Fuels Grant Coordinator
Robert Trujillo, Assistant Fire Manager
BIA Thinning Crew
Project Based
Fire Fighters
Seasonal
Agriculture/Seasonal
Luis Romero, Lead Equipment Operator
Curtis Miller, Equipment Operator
Bison Program
Delbert Chisholm- Bison/Agriculture Manager
Taos Pueblo Division of Natural Resources
Blue Lake Wilderness Protection Program
High above our Taos Pueblo, in the pristine aspen and evergreen forests of the Taos Pueblo Blue Lake Wilderness Area, is a sacred lake, Ba whyea-Blue Lake. The People of Taos Pueblo have occupied these areas since time immemorial. Since the arrival of settlers, we have struggled to hold onto our land base, which has been drastically reduced throughout the years. On December 15, 1970, the Congress of the United States legally enacted Public Law 91-550, the Taos Pueblo Wilderness Act which put the Blue Lake Wilderness area into trust status. This law provided the tribe with exclusive use of the area for traditional purposes.
The tribe, through the Taos Pueblo Warchief’s office and the Wilderness Ranger’s has conducted preservation and protection activities in the Blue Lake Wilderness area for many years. Trail and Fence Maintenance are conducted throughout the Wilderness and boundaries. Conservation and preservation of the Blue Lake Wilderness Area is of Primary concern to Taos Pueblo. The Pueblo’s goal is to maintain the area in its most natural state-protecting trees, water, fish, wildlife, and soils from damage.
With proper consent of the tribal government, non members may be permitted to enter the lands for purposes compatible with their preservation as a wilderness or other official purposes. The Taos Pueblo Blue Lake Wilderness Area is closed to the public. This area is specifically for use by enrolled members of Taos Pueblo.
For more information about the Taos Pueblo Department of Natural Resources,
please click this link to visit our DNR website!
PATRICIA V. TRUJILLO, HR Director
DAVID ARCHULETA, Risk Manager
VERNON MARTINEZ, Generalist
VERONICA GUILLEN, Benefits Specialist
FELICIA DAVIS, HR Assistant
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GILBERT SUAZO, Deputy Director
MICHELEIGH GARCIA, Administrative Assistant II
BRENDAN BRADY, Water Resources Engineer
PAUL MARTINEZ,
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HOLLY SUMMERBERRIES, Administrative Assistant
MARIA E CHACON, Protective Services Worker
ALICIA LUJAN,
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