Wildlife Wednesday
The New Mexico Wildlife Federation hosts this monthly educational lecture series featuring local conservation leaders to highlight contemporary issues, research, or perspectives to encourage well-informed discussions and decision-making.
Join in-person every 2nd Wednesday at Marble Brewery NE in Albuquerque or watch the recordings on YouTube.
Thank you to all of our Wildlife Wednesday speakers for sharing their work and knowledge.
Upcoming Event
Past Lectures
2026
June - Mexican Wolf Recovery / Brady McGee
May - Habits of Female Red-Winged Blackbirds / Chris Walker
April - The Red-tailed Hawk Project / Nicole Richardson
March - Options for Handling Produced Water from Energy Bonanza / Zach Stoll
2021
March - SWAP Student Wildlands Adventure Program / Janis Putelis and Dr. Karl Malcolm
2020
September - Alaska Caribou Hunt / Jesse Deubel
June - Ibex Hunting Q&A / B.J. Trejo and Trevon Stoltzfus
May - Once in a Lifetime Shiras Moose Hunting / Dr.Karl Malcolm
Recordings began temporarily in 2020. It was adopted in 2026 as a standard procedure. NMWF will continue to improve the digital experience of Wildlife Wednesday.
If you have a topic you’d wish to hear about or a lecture you want to present, please contact Ben Neary at ben@nmwildlife.org.