The New Mexico Environment Department issued a warning Monday about a harmful algae bloom in Eagle Nest Lake near Angel Fire.

Visitors to Eagle Nest Lake are being asked to use caution due to potentially harmful algae bloom forming. The New Mexico ...

Staff Reports New Mexico State Parks has observed the presence of blue-green algae blooms in some state park lakes, which is a naturally occurring ...

Aphanizomenon Grass clippings Eagle Nest Lake. Photo Courtesy NMED NMED NEWS RELEASE Visitors to Eagle Nest Lake near Angel ...

Visitors to Eagle Nest Lake are being urged to use caution as a potentially harmful algae bloom forms, the New Mexico Environment Department advised in a press release Monday (Aug.

Due to a lack of cooperative weather, the year didn’t begin exactly as planned for Friends of Eagle Nest Lake and Cimarron Canyon State Parks.

The Friends of Eagle Nest Lake and Cimarron Canyon State Parks have called off the annual ice-fishing tournament set for Jan. 25 due to insufficient ice formation on Eagle Nest Lake in northern ...