Limestone Canyon (Magdalena RD)
Return with partner Albuquerque Wildlife Federation, to help restore wetland meadows in Limestone Canyon
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Project
Valle de Oro Cleanup (NWR)
We will return to help with the Valle de Oro National Wildlife Refuge
Manzano Crest 2 (Mountainair RD)
Help us lop the Manzano Crest Trail, car camping available
Bullseye Monitoring Workshop (Santa Fe Conservation Trust)
Range-management workshop at Santa Fe Conservation Trust’s Conservation Homestead in the Galisteo Basin
Ute Lake State Park CANCELED
We return to Ute Lake in eastern NM for a facilities improvement project
Latino Conservation Week Fiesta in the Park
Tabling event at Fiesta in the Park, organized by Latino Outdoors NM and the Continental Divide Trail Coalition
Pecos River Cleanup (National Public Lands Day)
Teaming up with The Upper Pecos Watershed Association, removing litter along the beautiful Pecos River north of Pecos, NM.
La Ventana Arch (Rio Puerco BLM)
Join NMVFO and the Rio Puerco BLM for a project on National Public Lands Day
Grand Enchantment Backpack Small Group Project (Magdalena RD)
One volunteer logged and lopped and backpacked on Shipman Trail and Apache Kid Trail in the Apache Kid Wilderness for an entire month. 10.7 miles of trail were cleared of deadfall.
Manzano Crest South Small Group Project (Mountainair RD)
Five volunteers joined a day project on the Manzano Crest Trail to finish the downfall removal and lopping on the Crest Trail for about 1.25 miles south of the junction with Trail Canyon Trail.