New Canyon Small Group Project (Mountainair RD)
Five volunteers cleared deadfall on New Canyon Trail in the Manzano Mountains.
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Five volunteers cleared deadfall on New Canyon Trail in the Manzano Mountains.
Car camping in the San Pedro Parks, clearing deadfall on the northern section of the Cecilia Trail
The Valle de Oro Youth Conservation Corp (YCC) crew and volunteers from NMVFO worked for three days with Albuquerque Open Space staff at the Tijeras BioZone.
Horse supported, crosscut and tread near Horsethief Meadows
Join us for a Keep it Clean project in Tijeras, led by NMVFO and Little Toad Creek Brewery & Distillery
Come camp with us at Water Canyon Campground and clear deadfall and overgrowth on 6-Mile Canyon Trail
Partner with Forest Stewards Youth Corps
Remove fallen trees and lop the first 1.5 miles of the Manzano Crest Trail south of Capilla Peak
Car camping at Resumidero Campground, clearing deadfall on the southern section of the Cecilia Trail
Seven volunteers worked on a 2-mile section of the Manzano Crest Trail between Capilla Peak and Trail Canyon Trail.