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BLM:NM	Actaea rubra (Aiton) Willd. TAFO_BLM_0405K. Hansen   5542015-08-19 United States, New Mexico, Taos, From the town of Red River, NM, take Highway 578 south for ca. 6.5 miles. When pavement ends continue over bridge, and take a right onto Forest Road 58A. Travel approximately 1 mile to reach the East Fork Trail #56 trail head. The population can be found all along either side of the East Fork Trail., 36.603333 -105.383611 Full Record Details
BLM:NM	Ranunculus cymbalaria Pursh TAFO_BLM_0715Michelle McInnis   2016-07-20 United States, New Mexico, San Miguel, Moist area of riverbank of Rio Largo in Largo Canon at Sabinoso Wilderness Area. At Aquatic AIM East site., 35.650583 -104.529972 Full Record Details
BLM:NM	Anemone canadensis L. TAFO_BLM_0713Michelle McInnis   142016-07-14 United States, New Mexico, Taos, Along the Rio Grande near where the spring at Big Arsenic Campground enters the Rio Grande in Wild Rivers Recreation Area, 36.678488 -105.686445 Full Record Details
BLM:NM	Clematis ligusticifolia Nutt. TAFO_BLM_0714Michelle McInnis   262016-07-13 United States, New Mexico, Taos, Along spring at Big Arsenic Campground along the Rio Grande at Wild Rivers Recreation Area, 36.678394 -105.6863 Full Record Details
BLM:NM	Clematis ligusticifolia Nutt. TAFO_BLM_0406A. Cully    United States, New Mexico, Taos, BLM Wild and Scenic River, R-1 Full Record Details
BLM:NM	Ranunculus acris L. TAFO_BLM_0626G. Tyree   812018-07-10 United States, New Mexico, Rio Arriba, Spanish Peaks Ravine Spring. From the John Dunn Bridge, hike or paddle upstream on river left for 0.78 km to the GPS point., 36.54094 -105.70441, 1985m Full Record Details

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