Name:
Brian Guzman
Duty Station:
Hobbs, New Mexico
Special Area of Responsibility/Game Mgmt Units:
Game Management Units 30 and 31
Education:
Bachelor of Wildlife and Fishery Sciences, Eastern New
Mexico University
Length of Service:
4 years
Specialty or Interest:
Fly fishing and weightlifting
Current Projects/Assignments:
Antelope trapping and prairie chicken surveys
Best Thing About the Job:
Working for and with good people, for the
benefit of wildlife
Most Common Question People Have:
What does it take to become a Game Warden?
Answer:
A 4-year degree and a love for the job.
Contact Information:
(505) 392-2947; bguzman@state.nm.us
Other Activities/Interests
Prairie chickens are an upland grassland species that thrive
in shin oak. This species is best known for its courtship
display during the spring months. New Mexico Department
of Game and Fish conducts annual spring surveys for population
and distribution trends.
Other than the prairie chicken survey I have worked extensively
with the community of Lea County, NM. A few of the activities
that have been planned, organized, controlled and implemented
are the restoration and clean up project at Green Meadows
Lake. Additional community activities included wildlife
presentations to various youth and adult groups. Other activities
included co-founding Walkers and Runners Against Violence,
a major march around the Hobbs community to stress antiviolence.
This march included law enforcement agencies inside and
outside of the Hobbs area.
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