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Grant County is a great birding destination.Silver City, located in the southwestern part of New Mexico, is the county seat for Grant County, and is home to approximately 11,000 people. . New Mexico Normal School was founded in Silver City in 1893, and is still a thriving university, although under the name Western New Mexico University (since 1963). WNMU offers 70 majors, with graduate, bachelor, and associate degrees available. The school’s museum maintains one of the world’s largest collections of Mimbres pottery. Countryside & Small Stock Journal — The magazine of modern homesteading. Promoting self-reliance and simple life style through home food production, gardening, cooking, food preservation and other homesteading techniques.. Some of New Mexico’s largest ranches can be found near or in Grant county. Large vast NM ranches for sale can be found locally or perhaps mountain land for the getaway hunting lodge. Search NM Game and Fish for rules regarding recreation within the state of New Mexico.      

Silver City is “Sunny and Sustainable – This culturally thriving town is a great place you’ve (maybe) never heard of.” – Mother Earth News

“In order to thrive, most towns need just two things: creative residents with good ideas and a responsive local government that clears barriers and offers support for those ideas to bear fruit. Silver City, a town of about 10,500 near the western border of New Mexico, possesses both qualities in abundance. Home to some 30 art galleries as well as the college-sized Western New Mexico University, Silver City has long been a destination for artists and boasted a thriving arts scene. Most towns would be content to leave it at that, but Silver City has drafted a cultural plan, the primary goal of which is to “support artists, cultural/arts groups, and cultural entrepreneurs” through various efforts. Equally impressive is the city’s commitment to reducing emissions of greenhouse gases. Other towns have paid lip service to the concept, but in Silver City, a plan that includes data on current energy patterns and pollution is available on the town website. It outlines steps toward meeting the principles of the Kyoto agreement.. Banner 320×100