In fall 2022, as part of Bob Berrens' Environmental Economics class at UNM, I used harvest data from the 2021-2022 season reported to New Mexico Game and Fish to calculate consumer surplus for major game species in New Mexico and mapped these valuations by game management unit (GMU). Using climate data from the New Mexico Climate Risk Map, I illuminated areas of vulnerability from wildfire (habitat destruction) and precipitation decline (food availability, ecosystem transition) across the range of each species. An example map for pronghorn is presented above; maps were also generated for deer, elk, javelina, and turkey.