ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – As water managers warn of the Rio Grande drying through the Metro once again, there’s now suddenly more water surging in the river, but that new pulse of water is temporary and being used to save one of New Mexico’s well-known endangered species. Crews are out to conserve the critically endangered Rio […]
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Rio Grande in Albuquerque sees surge of water for silvery minnow conservation efforts
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