Animals
National Forest Closed for Months to Protect Jumping Mouse
The Lincoln National Forest has issued a special closure order for Wills Canyon (Mauldin Spring) near Cloudcroft, N.M. The closure is meant to ensure no damage is inflicted upon the shrinking habitat of the New Mexico jumping mouse, an endangered species.
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