Southwest Environmental Center

This is a critical time, and we need your help.

Plants and animals are disappearing at a rate 1000 times faster than they would if humans weren't around.

We need your help to end trapping of wolves on public lands [UPDATED]

The Southwest Environmental Center speaks for wildlife and wild places in the southwestern borderlands. We work to protect and restore vital habitats, like Otero Mesa and Rio Grande, and endangered species, like the Mexican gray wolf. Established in Las Cruces in 1991, we've had 19 years of success, and we couldn't do it without our members. Please join us today!