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People came to the area that’s now New Mexico more than 12,000 years ago. Experts think they migrated from what’s now Russia across a land bridge called the Bering Strait during the last Ice Age. (When the Ice Age ended, water levels rose, covering this bridge.) Thousands of years later Native American tribes including the Apache , Zuni , Navajo , and Pueblos lived on the land.

In 1540 Spanish explorer Francisco Vázquez de Coronado came to the area in search of cities made of gold that were rumored to exist in the Americas. He didn’t discover treasure, but over the next century the Spanish colonized the land. Then in 1821 Mexico declared its independence from Spain , and the area became part of Mexico. But after the United States won the Mexican-American War in 1848, New Mexico became a U.S. territory. In 1912 it was declared the 47th state.

WHY’S IT CALLED THAT?

When the Spanish set out to explore the region, they hoped to find land as valuable as what they’d found earlier in Mexico. So they dubbed the area Nueva Mexico. ( Nueva means “new” in Spanish.) As for the word Mexico, some experts think it’s a version of a name that the Aztecs (a cultural group from Mexico) had for one of their gods (though there are many different theories).

The state has beautiful scenery from mountains to forests to deserts. This earned it the nickname the Land of Enchantment.

GEOGRAPHY AND LANDFORMS

New Mexico is bordered by Colorado in the north, Oklahoma and Texas in the east, Mexico in the south, and Arizona in the west. Its northwest corner touches Arizona, Utah , and Colorado, creating the only spot where four states meet.

The state can be divided into three regions. Sweeping across the east, the Great Plains region contains a high plateau with deep canyons. The area also features Carlsbad Caverns, which has more than 119 caves to explore.

The Rocky Mountain region is in the northern part of the state, and it has New Mexico’s highest point: Wheeler Peak.

In the central-southwest is the Basin and Range region. A river called the Rio Grande runs through the center of this area, which is known for its mountainous ridges, flat deserts, and White Sands National Monument. That’s the world’s largest field of sand dunes made of the mineral gypsum.

New Mexico is home to black bears, bighorn sheep, cougars , coyotes , and what may be North America’s rarest mammal —the black-footed ferret. Black vultures , red-shouldered hawks, bright scarlet tanagers, and streak-backed orioles fly overhead, while amphibians such as the colorful western green toad, the barred tiger salamander, and the New Mexico whiptail lizard scurry underfoot.

New Mexico olive, piñon pine, Rio Grande cottonwood, and desert willow are a few of the trees that grow throughout the region. A number of the local wildflowers were named for the state, including the New Mexico thistle and New Mexico evening primrose. Cacti and succulents are also plentiful.

NATURAL RESOURCES

New Mexico is the country’s top producer of perlite, a type of glass used in insulation and gardening. The state also mines about three quarters of the United States’ potash, a potassium compound used in fertilizer.

About half of the state’s income from natural resources comes from oil natural gas.

—Pueblo people have lived continuously for more than a thousand years at Taos Pueblo in north-central New Mexico.

—Did aliens ever land on Earth? The Roswell UFO Museum—near a spot where some people claim a UFO crashed in 1947—lets visitors decide for themselves.

—Famous New Mexicans include singer John Denver, amazon.com founder Jeff Bezos, and artist Georgia O’Keeffe.

—New Mexico is known for its turquoise. Today most mines have very little left, which is why a piece of turquoise can be worth thousands of dollars.

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Albuquerque Chapter Presentations

Protecting New Mexico's Last Wild River

The making and managing of an urban wildlife refuge.

Monitoring Vegetation Changes in the Rio Grande Valley

A journey across the southwest: unveiling the relationships in a spiny group of desert shrubs called glossopetalon.

Creating Pollinator-Friendly Landscapes

Author and experienced gardener George Miller explains the whys and hows of creating your own refuge for native plants, birds and beneficial insects — a natural habitat in the midst of urbanization. https://youtu.be/YcQLMLWdboQ

The Ecology of Herbal Medicine

New Mexico Cactus Travelog

Ralph Peters of the New Mexico Cactus and Succulent Society enjoys growing cacti from seed, but has also traveled extensively to find and photograph cacti in habitat. Here he shares what he and colleagues have discovered in northwestern and south-central/southeastern New Mexico in the way of rare and less well-known species and their surroundings. To keep to a reasonable length, he does not include the fascinating Opuntia tribe (chollas and pricklypears) this time. https://youtu.be/oNs1it5cc4g

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Wildflower Adventuring

With Christina Selby, storyteller, filmmaker, nature photographer and author of Best Wildflower Hikes New Mexico. https://youtu.be/R8u9SWcix6I

A Floral Tour of New Mexico

Ken Heil takes us on a tour of eight interesting botanical areas where he, Steve Kane, and collaborators did field work in creating a new guide to the flora of New Mexico, with art and photos of rare, threatened, and endemic species. https://youtu.be/qFY4UfLjlpw

Promoting Native Plant Production for Restoration, Aided by the Carter Conservation Fund

Land restoration is best achieved using native plants, but appropriate seed and plant starts are in short supply. The Institute for Applied Ecology/Southwest Seed Partnership successfully promoted three novel sources with help from the Carter Conservation Fund of NPSNM. https://youtu.be/5LuUmSb_q9g

Build it and They Will Come: Creating Wildlife Habitat

With decades of experience, Wes Brittenham talks about the requirements and the joys of gardening for wildlife. https://youtu.be/rxu_TN47Zt8

Natural Heritage New Mexico

Richard Norwood gives a tour of an ambitious and far-reaching database of all aspects of our state’s environment, from the Conservation Information System to the NM Rare Plants Website to Zoological monitoring — at our fingertips! https://youtu.be/qVc_C9uFq7Q

Moths of the Gila (and Beyond)

Ronald Perry, PhD. has been collecting moths in the Gila and Burro Mtn. areas of New Mexico for decades. After he briefly reviews the basics of entomology, he guides us through an array of moth families represented in the Southwest, along with their amazing adaptions. https://youtu.be/Cmw9DtFdyEY

Wildflowers of the Florida Mountains

presented by George Miller and Pam McBride, highlight wildflowers found in this isolated, southern mountain range, contrasting early spring with early fall seasons. By the way, in this case Florida is not pronounced like the southeastern state but rhymes with Dorita . Go to https://youtu.be/coFHR3KPob0

New Mexico's Rare Plant Conservation Strategy

Presented by NM State Botanist Daniela Roth who introduces us to designated rare plant areas and to the conservation score card that includes all NM plants of concern. See the recording at https://youtu.be/Lg7wRZmSbWU

Yucca: Technology & Tradition

with Mary Weahkee, Native American archeologist with the Museum of New Mexico. Mary illustrates and explains methods used for centuries to create useful and often beautiful items from yucca and other natural fibers. Some techniques have yet to be duplicated in modern times. https://youtu.be/GdDKTiA2a1k

Withdrawals from Glyphosate

with George Radnovich,  a pioneer in regionally conscious landscape design and xeriscaping for the Southwest. He details the pains and promises of transitioning to public property management without glyphosate in a culture whose very design and expectations have considered herbicide dependence a given. https://youtu.be/cyDHbnDe8wA

Insects in Decline

with Anna Walker of the Albuquerque Biopark. Is it real? Why is it a problem? What can be done? https://youtu.be/_7pTQ6f6qaE

Forest Changes in Northern New Mexico Mountains: Past, Present, & Climate-Driven Future

with Craig Allen, USGS researcher. 40 years of research told in a way that will keep you fascinated as well as concerned. https://youtu.be/qi1EXYh_URw

Tijeras Creek Remediation Project

with Jim Brooks, founder and president of Soilutions, Inc. Short-sighted development deprived an important watershed of precious rainwater. Here, Jim describes the array of effective methods that are putting a wasted resource to good use, reconnecting a stream with the floodplain, and restoring the native vegetative community. https://youtu.be/KiQtTX5Vl_E

Gila Chapter Presentations

What in the world was i thinking or, the making of flora neomexicana.

Presentation by Kelly Allred for the Gila Chapter in January, 2021. Allred, who co-authored the definitive guide to New Mexico's vascular plants, describes how he got caught up in such a monumental task. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnZ1N1wSl1w

The 2020-2021 GNPS Holiday Video

The Gila chapter offers lighthearted cheer and thoughtful tributes to our dear departed botanists, Jack Carter and Richard Felger. Take time out to enjoy this! https://youtu.be/uw0CI_7IAo0

Lichens for Beginners

Russ Kleinman gives a basic introduction to lichens - what they are, how they have been used, their biology and some of the most common lichens in our area. As Russ says, "we hope you will be as fascinated as we are by these compact little ecosystems that we call lichens!" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOXLrGAERxU&feature=youtu.be

Telling Weeds from Native Wildflowers Around Silver City.

Russ Kleinman's Virtual Urban Field trip  shows us Spotted Knapweed ( Centaurea stoebe ), a noxious, non-native thistle. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8NbCZIufiY&list=PLOUh0ZlyGaM2ILzHW7tUBmUO33dXEMC_7

Wildflower Walks along Meadow Creek

With Don Graves

Lower Meadow Creek Trail: https://youtu.be/FYj-b0BEZdg

Upper Meadow Creek Trail: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nF9CiPBnXpc&feature=youtu.be

Las Cruces Chapter Presentations

Tall Tales about Small Plants

Perceptions of rangelands and drylands as wastelands (or not).

Dr. Brandon Bestelmeyer, Research Leader at the USDA-ARS Jornada Experimental Range  discusses how our labeling of dry areas as “wastelands” leads to a dismissive perception of worthlessness and to management decisions based on faulty, mental models of land health. But scientific findings are verifying valuable ecosystem services and a great capacity for carbon sequestration.

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Soil Ecology and the Distribution of Native Plants

Ethnobotany of the organ mountain desert peaks national monument.

Grasses of New Mexico

Nmsu range science club activities.

The New Mexico State University Range Science club students do a lot more than you could ever imagine! https://youtu.be/vzQJV9mee-c

Traditional use of both Native and Non-native Plant Communities in Southern New Mexico and West Texas

Organ mountains historical ecology, botany for gardeners.

Marisa Thompson, New Mexico Urban Horticulture Extension Agent, tells us some of the many ways that gardeners and others can benefit from learning Botany. https://youtu.be/Uvqj8IaMBc4

Organ Mountains Desert Peaks National Monument — Behind the Scenes:

Spring and summer floristic images from around las cruces.

An extensive and varied compilation of wildflower photos from the many rich habitats in the area of Las Cruces in southern New Mexico. James Von Loh photographer and narrator. https://youtu.be/nvhegwZBkPg

Favorite Books, Websites, and Places

Las Cruces hosts a friendly online reunion, well-attended by New Mexico plant enthusiasts and botanists of mild renown, to share stories, favorite moments, and favorite plants. Joan Woodward opens the evening, NMSU Herbarium curator Sara Fuentes-Soriano moderates, and Zachary Rogers displays images as they are discussed. Opening remarks are by local botanists, horticulturalists, authors, naturalists, and others prior to members' and guests’ discussions. https://youtu.be/kfajgRhB4qI

Milkweed Restaurants along the Rio Grande

Naturalist/photographer/bicyclist Jim Von Loh brings us face to face with a menagerie that dwells in the milkweed habitat along the Rio in southern New Mexico. Astonishing photos! https://youtu.be/SNBg1KvFSUc

Designing a Botanic Garden for Research and Aesthetics

with Rachel Gioannini , Assistant Professor at NMSU, experienced in both design and horticulture.   https://youtu.be/-kqKlC10ICI

Natives vs. Exotics: Reducing Non-Native Plant Species in Urban Landscapes of Southern New Mexico

Trystan Harpold on invasive plant species, their impacts on native ecosystems, and his research being conducted by alongside Prof. Zachary Rogers, and Dr. Sara Fuentes-Soriano on the exotic and invasive species of the New Mexico State University campus and the wider Las Cruces community. https://youtu.be/SUAxW_i24Ug

Santa Fe Chapter Presentations

New mexico prehistoric plants and ecology, rediscovering the spiritual and ecological underpinning that helped define native people’s relationship to nature.

Hunter Wahpepah is an ethnobotany student at the Institute of American Indians Arts. He is Kickapoo and was raised by Cherokees in Oklahoma. Here, he will be shows images of winter and summer homes built using cattails. View the presentation on the IAIA website here.

Taos Chapter Presentations

Impacts of climate change across new mexico and beyond.

with Dave Dubois , climatologist at New Mexico State University presenting to the Taos Chapter. https://youtu.be/X8IlIzqiGaE

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350nm speaker series.

350NM regularly hosts climate professionals and community members to provide timely, relevant climate information for our community. Upcoming : View upcoming Speaker Series talks here . Past : View past Speaker Series talks here .

350NM Presentations

Developing new mexico’s geothermal heat and electricity.

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Video Description:  Learn about the  NM Geothermal Resource Development Act for 2023  and the great potential of this clean, zero emissions source of heat & electricity. It could be a world-class 24×7 clean power source for New Mexico, providing sustainable economic development and a just transition path for drillers from the oil industry. NM is #6 in national geothermal potential. This bill will help develop it. Presented Jan. 12, 2023.

Blue Hydrogen Briefing

Video Description:  “Blue” Hydrogen from fracked methane is not a climate solution. The best science shows that it is worse for the climate than just burning natural gas directly. We must say no to a hydrogen hub.  In this updated briefing on the Blue Hydrogen Hub, with Tom Solomon of 350NM and WELC’s methane expert Dr. Tom Singer, learn why blue hydrogen is being pushed by the fossil fuel industry to sell more natural gas. It is NOT a climate solution.

Radio Interview  on Dec. 22, 2022 with 350NM’s Tom Solomon and Mike Eisenfeld of San Juan Citizen’s Alliance on the hydrogen production proposals in New Mexico.

Climate Solutions: Building 100% Clean Renewable Energy by 2040, Presentation by Tom Solomon, 350NM

Video Description: The ‘American Jobs Plan’ must include bold climate action. But what would it REALLY look like to build 100% clean renewable energy for ALL purposes in time to save the climate? Using ‘The Solutions Project,’ Tom showed how many wind & solar & battery farms & gigafactories to build every year, until we reach 100% – with costs and job growth.

Video Presentation — Livestream Video 7/26/21

A Sustainable Economy without Fracking, Presentation by Tom Solomo n, 350NM

Tom did two livestream presentations of his new slide deck focused the damage fracking has caused in New Mexico

Video Presentation – Livestream Video 5/19/20

Video Description: The New Mexico oil industry has gone bust, and the ongoing climate emergency demands that we shift to a sustainable economy – but how? 350 New Mexico’s Tom Solomon  will dive into the themes of the coming May 21st webinar panel on “A silver lining for New Mexico’s economy” and detail the damage that fracking has caused here, and how we can shift to a cleaner economy without the oil industry. Join us, and for the Q&A to follow.

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Video Description:  Can there be a silver lining to the current public health crisis? Join Stephanie Garcia Richard (Land Commissioner), Tim Eichenberg (State Treasurer), Mimi Stewart (State Senator), and Tom Solomon (co-coordinator of 350 New Mexico) as we explore the possibility of moving our state toward a clean, green economy. Co-hosted by the Democratic Party of Bernalillo County and 350 New Mexico.

New Mexico Clean Energy, Presentation by Tom Solomon, 350NM 

These slides take you step by step to a path for 100% clean electricity for New Mexico. Tom also lays out the urgency of switching to wind, solar and geothermal quickly, as climate change is already happening.

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The Plan to Build 100% Clean Renewable Energy in the US by 2040, Presentation by Tom Solomon, 350NM 

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New Mexico. Ryan M. Rory C. Adam S. Nickname, Region in the U.S , Capital City , Major Cities , Population. The nickname is ‘’The Land of Enchantment’’ The region of the U.S that New Mexico is in is the Southwest. The capital city is Santa Fe.

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New Mexico Ryan M. Rory C. Adam S.

Nickname, Region in the U.S , Capital City , Major Cities , Population • The nickname is ‘’The Land of Enchantment’’ • The region of the U.S that New Mexico is in is the Southwest. • The capital city is Santa Fe. • Some major cities are Albuquerque, Taos, and Roswell. • The population of New Mexico from the 2010 census is 2,059,179.

State Flag State Bird State Tree

Current Governor and State Senators • The current governor is Susana Martinez • The state senators are Martin Heinrich (Democrat) Tom Udall (Democrat)

Borders and Geography • Our states borders are Texas, Colorado , Oklahoma, Utah and Arizona. • Some of the states geography include the Rocky Mountains and the Great Plains

Natural Resources/farming/agriculture • Some natural resources are oil, coal, gas and copper. • Our state is good for farming grapes, chili peppers and apples.

History and Additional Historical Facts • New Mexico became a state 1912. • In 1862 the battle of Glorieta was fought. • In 1948 the first atomic bomb exploded near Alamogordo.

Places to Visit • People visit Los Alamos because of the warm climate, beautiful scenery and rich Spanish and Indian culture. • People visit Bradbury science museum to look at the development of nuclear energy.

Additional Facts • One fact is that the world’s largest air balloon festival takes place in Albuquerque. • Roswell is home to the museum and research center and a poplar tourist attraction. • More people are killed by lighting in New Mexico than any other state in the U.S. • Since new Mexico’s climate is so dry three of the roads are unpaved. • The largest chamber of Carlsbad caverns is more than 10 football fields long and 22 stories high. • New Mexico has the biggest capital city in the U.S.

Bibliography • “New Mexico.” CultureGrams States Edition. ProQuest, 2014. Web. 10 March 2014. Dugas, Daniel P., and Dalcinea M. Lara. • “New Mexico.” World book student. World book, 2014. Web. 17 March. 2014. • Mark Stewart. Regions of the U.S. The Southwest. Chicago, Raintree 2006.

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Q1 2024 Earnings Review

April 30, 2024

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Safe Harbor Statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995

Statements made in this news release for PNM Resources, Inc. ("PNMR"), Public Service Company of New Mexico ("PNM"), or Texas-New Mexico Power Company ("TNMP") (collectively, the "Company") that relate to future events or expectations, projections, estimates, intentions, goals, targets, and strategies, including the unaudited financial results and earnings guidance, are made pursuant to the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Readers are cautioned that all forward-looking statements are based upon current expectations and estimates and apply only as of the date of this report. PNMR, PNM, and TNMP assume no obligation to update this information. Because actual results may differ materially from those expressed or implied by these forward-looking statements, PNMR, PNM, and TNMP caution readers not to place undue reliance on these statements. PNMR's, PNM's, and TNMP's business, financial condition, cash flow, and operating results are influenced by many factors, which are often beyond their control, that can cause actual results to differ from those expressed or implied by the forward-looking statements. For a discussion of risk factors and other important factors affecting forward-looking statements, please see the Company's Form 10-K, Form 10-Q filings and the information included in the Company's Forms 8-K with the Securities and Exchange Commission , which factors are specifically incorporated by reference herein.

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For an explanation of the non-GAAP financial measures in this presentation (ongoing earnings, ongoing earnings per diluted share and ongoing earnings guidance measures), as well as a reconciliation to GAAP measures, please refer to the Company's website at http://www.pnmresources.com/investors/results.cfm . Since the future differences between GAAP and ongoing earnings are frequently outside the control of the Company, management is generally not able to estimate the impact of the reconciling items between forecasted GAAP net earnings and ongoing earnings guidance, nor their probable impact on GAAP net earnings without unreasonable effort, therefore, management is generally not able to provide a corresponding GAAP equivalent for ongoing earnings guidance.

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Financial Results and Company Updates

Financial Results and Guidance

Q1 2024 earnings results exceeded expectations

2024 earnings guidance and long-term earnings growth target affirmed

• 2024 Ongoing EPS Guidance affirmed $2.65 - $2.75
• 6% - 7% targeted earnings growth 2024 - 2028

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Operational and Regulatory Highlights

TNMP Highlights

ERCOT sees "unprecedented and rapid load growth"

• New report highlights modifications to transmission planning processes to meet the forecasted pace of load growth and adapt to the changing grid

West Texas Transmission

• Current: ERCOT approval for $100M reliability project
• Project included in current investment plans
• Future: ERCOT developing Permian Basin plans for PUCT consideration
• Incremental to current investment plans

System Resiliency Plan

• To be filed Q3 2024
• $450 million included in current investment plans
• Deferral of depreciation expense
• Opportunities for cost recovery of increased wildfire mitigation plans

PNM Highlights

Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS)

• Formalization of plan with conditions for preventive shutoffs
• Hazardous Fire Areas identified and monitored for conditions beginning 7-10 days out, weather is not the only factor, communications are key
• Community outreach and engagement for local preparation
• To be filed with New Mexico Public Regulation Commission (NMPRC) May 1

Resource portfolio reaches 60% carbon-free

• Integration of 300 MW solar purchase agreements
• Additional solar and battery storage resources previously approved to be integrated 2024-2026, including 12 MW distribution battery storage

NMPRC Workshops and Presentations

• Resource Adequacy / System Preparedness
• Grid Modernization / Distribution Planning
• Regional Markets

TNMP and PNM Regulatory Updates

Financial Updates

Highlights of Q1 2024 Ongoing Earnings Results

Q1 2024 changes in ongoing earnings:

• Rate recovery through TNMP TCOS and DCRF rate mechanisms and implementation of new retail rates at PNM
• Improved market performance of PNM decommissioning trust
• PNM load growth, partially offset by a retuto normal weather
• Expected reduction in PNM transmission margins from elevated Q1 2023 levels
• Depreciation and interest expense associated with new capital investments at PNM and TNMP

Q1 Earnings Summary

PNM Corporate

Note: Detailed EPS drivers available in appendix

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