Randall Davey Audubon Center (Santa Fe)
Join us at the beautiful Randall Davey Audubon Center to improve trails
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Join us at the beautiful Randall Davey Audubon Center to improve trails
Members of NMVFO, TreeNM, and the Cibola National Forest planted 500 seedlings near Red Canyon in the Manzanos
Tabling event at Fiesta in the Park, organized by Latino Outdoors NM and the Continental Divide Trail Coalition
RESULTS: Volunteers put up 10 signs in Juan Tomas Open Space on trails that NMVFO has worked on over the last 6 years. PHOTO ALBUM LINK What is an add-on? We organize several off-schedule short-notice word-of-mouth projects during the trail season. If you show up to a large number of projects, mention to your project […]
Join NMVFO on a one-day project as we remove more invasive trees in the bosque at the Coronado Historic Site in Bernalillo
Help us staff a table at the Outdoor Adventures Show, sponsored by NM Department of Wildlife, at EXPO New Mexico
With three chainsaws going at once, keeping swampers busy, we remove invasive trees and thin dead wood in the bosque of the Coronado Historic Site.
Join us for an early-season project with our partners Gila Back Country Horsemen
We return to Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge to dismantle hardware used for scientific research
Learn about trailworking tools and techniques in class, and practice trailwork at the Tijeras Canyon Biozone Open Space