The Senate Conservation meeting held on February 22, 2025, concluded with a unanimous vote on a significant motion. The committee discussed a proposed amendment, which received strong support from its members.

During the meeting, Senator Townsend introduced a motion for a "due pass" on the amendment, which was seconded by Senator Ezell. Following a brief discussion, the committee proceeded to a vote. All participating senators expressed their approval, resulting in a unanimous decision with a vote tally of 8 to 0 in favor of the motion.

The successful passage of this amendment indicates a collaborative effort among the senators, highlighting the importance of inclusivity, as noted by one senator who emphasized the value of having House Pueblo represented in the discussions.

This decision marks a significant step forward in the legislative process, reflecting the committee's commitment to advancing conservation efforts in New Mexico. Further details on the implications of this amendment will likely emerge as the legislation progresses.