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Michael Brasher

Michael Brasher

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General Manager, KANW-FM

Albuquerque

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Total articles 35

  • Conservation on the Coasts

    By Michael Brasher, Greg Green, Jamie Rader, Mike Carloss| Ducks Unlimited Magazine Verified By Michael Brasher, PhD, Greg Green, Jamie Rader, and Mike CarlossExpansive tracts of wetlands along North America's Atlantic and Pacific coasts, Gulf of Mexico, and Great Lakes and their associated bays, lakes, and lagoons support a great abundance and diversity of waterfowl, especially during the migration and wintering periods.

    By Michael Brasher, Greg Green, Jamie Rader, Mike Carloss · Ducks Unlimited Magazine

    Sep. 07, 2023

  • City's annual update process weighted against transparency

    By Michael Brasher| Albuquerque Journal Verified The contentious, marathon June 6 Albuquerque City Council meeting proved the point that the Integrated Development Ordinance (IDO) Annual Update process is broken. Amendment after amendment caused confusion and rancor, with some councilors rightly noting programmatic social issues had no place in the zoning code update, and that by bundling so much stuff together, they were at risk of throwing the baby out with the bath water.

    By Michael Brasher · Albuquerque Journal

    Jun. 23, 2022

  • Conservation on the Coasts

    By Michael Brasher, Greg Green, Jamie Rader, Mike Carloss| Ducks Unlimited Magazine Verified By Michael Brasher, PhD, Greg Green, Jamie Rader, and Mike CarlossExpansive tracts of wetlands along North America's Atlantic and Pacific coasts, Gulf of Mexico, and Great Lakes and their associated bays, lakes, and lagoons support a great abundance and diversity of waterfowl, especially during the migration and wintering periods.

    By Michael Brasher, Greg Green, Jamie Rader, Mike Carloss · Ducks Unlimited Magazine

    Sep. 07, 2023

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KANW-FM