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Charles F. Smith, Ph.D.
Debra Hill, M.S_

Debra Hill, M.S., grew up in Silver City, New Mexico, where she had full access to the Gila National Forest, and all of its amazing resources. She graduated with a B.S. in Zoology from Western New Mexico University, and earned her M.S. in Biology at New Mexico State University (NMSU). She has had great opportunities working with many of New Mexico’s reptiles and amphibians with the USGS, NMSU, and the Fish and Wildlife Service, where she has been for nearly twenty years. Currently, Debra is the Large River Branch Supervisor for the New Mexico Ecological Services Field Office, where she works on landscape scale conservation of our large riparian areas.

Contact Us

Email:  desertmuseum@gmail.com


Phone:
575-557-5757  

Chiricahua Desert Museum
4 Rattlesnake Canyon Road
Rodeo, NM  88056

Xaviar

“This museum (basically in the middle of nowhere) is AWESOME! Nice gift shop and a very cool garden. The rattlesnake exhibit is wonderful. All of the displays have location maps to show their natural habitat.  If you are in the area it's definitely a cool place to visit."

Kim

“A great little museum. We didn't realize there were so many different types of rattlesnakes. Very nice live exhibits. There is also a lot of cool snake memorabilia. Be sure to visit the garden. It's worth the stop!"

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