Pam Hendrickson
Pam Hendrickson calls New Mexico's Gila Forest the place of her soul. From her hilltop home at Lake Roberts, her daily routine includes a lot of "critter" watching. Her subjects' antics often end up in her weekly Silver City Daily Press column, "Mountain Views." Recently one of her articles about a local Mimbres Indian ruin was picked up by the Associated Press and reprinted in newspapers across the state.
Pam has won several journalism awards over the years, writing for newspapers such as the Sacramento Union and San Francisco Chronicle, and she has been published in several magazines, including Jack & Jill and Good Housekeeping. She loves research as much as writing and will write about anything. Behind any "thing," she believes, is at least one person with an interesting story to tell.
Articles by this Author
September Wildflowers in the Gila
- By Pam Hendrickson
- Published 12/21/2002
- Southwest New Mexico , Gila Wilderness
- Unrated
Hummingbird - close encounters, legends, and a festival
- By Pam Hendrickson
- Published 01/1/2003
- Outdoors
- Unrated
Beating the Winter Blahs - the Lake Roberts way
- By Pam Hendrickson
- Published 01/5/2003
- Southwest New Mexico , Catron County
- Unrated
Kneeling Nun Legends
- By Pam Hendrickson
- Published 01/10/2003
- Southwest New Mexico , Grant County
- Unrated
Leopold Legacies-how he came to preserve the Gila Wilderness
- By Pam Hendrickson
- Published 01/11/2003
- Gila Wilderness , Southwest New Mexico
- Unrated
It is autumn 1919, in a wild and scenic area of New Mexico's Gila Forest. A young assistant district forester named Aldo Leopold is on horseback, trying to imagine what his surroundings will be like if a proposed road system goes through, a "civilizing" influence becoming all too familiar in other forests of the Southwest. Not here, he resolves. Something must be done to save it so future generations will be able to enjoy the purity and beauty of this back country.

