Map Gallery
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Western Wildway - Priority Wildlife Corridors
These corridors are informed by conservation adventurer John Davis’ personal scouting and interviews with scientists, agency personnel and conservationists during his eight-month 2013 TrekWest campaign to raise awareness of the need to protect wildlife habitat corridors. The list is focused on the regions of the “Western Wildway” through which Davis and partners hiked, cycled, paddled and rode horseback during the 5,000-mile TrekWest journey.
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Colorado Fourteeners
A recreation map produced for Colorado Fourteener enthusiasts to track their ascents.
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Ocelot Habitat and Dispersal Corridors
This map was designed for the Bordercats Working Group from input received at their 2002 meeting.
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New Mexico Highlands Wildlands Network Design
A map created for Dave Foreman's book, Rewilding North America
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Otero Mesa Complex
An excerpt from a 200 map series illustrating the New Mexico Wilderness Alliance BLM Wilderness Inventory
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Tijeras Canyon Wildlife Linkage
Designed for the Wildlands Network's Room to Roam Campaign
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Mt. Withington Wilderness
Created for the 2011 edition of the New Mexico Wilderness Alliance's WildGuide.
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Rio Grande del Norte Wilderness proposal
Created for the 2011 edition of the New Mexico Wilderness Alliance's WildGuide
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Power Plants Supplied by Coal From the Powder River Basin
A map created for WildEarth Guardians to illustrate how far coal from the Powder River Basin is dispersed across the U.S.
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Total Wildlife Kills by Wildlife Services 1998-2008
A map showing which counties have the highest carnivore kills over a ten year period; designed for WildEarth Gaurdians
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2008 Presidential Election Cartogram
Generated to give a more realistic depiction of the standard "blue/red" election map; Obama elected President
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Potential New Mexico Cougar Habitat Suitability and Dispersal Corridors
This map represents potential cougar habitat suitability and all 26 dispersal corridors modeled in a 2008 study for the NM Department of Game and Fish.
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Detail of Potential Cougar Corridor Across San Augustin Pass
The detailed map produced shows two cougar roadkill records within the most optimum corridor swaths across San Augustin Pass. It is one of 26 corridors modeled as part of a 2008 study.
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The Great Outdoors Giveaway
Officially called the “Wilderness and Roadless Area Release Act," HR 1581, recently introduced by Rep. McCarthy (R-CA) and co-sponsored by Rep. Pearce (R-NM), would roll back protections from 58.5 million acres of Forest Service roadless areas and another 6.7 million acres of BLM Wilderness Study Areas. The bill would nullify the Roadless Rule and eliminate all Wilderness Study Areas. Bird's Eye View created the map below for the PEW Environmental Group to highlight the issue.
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