Trail Canyon Small Group Project (Mountainair RD)
Partner with Forest Stewards Youth Corps
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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.
Want more of the Carson? Come join us on a four-day backpacking project on NMVFO’s adopted trail, Middle Fork 24
A joint project with Back Country Horsemen cleared trees and filled in a big hole on the Manzano Crest Trail.
Continue to build a lengthy new trail through forested terrain.
We return to Sugarite Canyon State Park to improve several hiking trails.
Return with partner Albuquerque Wildlife Federation, to help restore wetland meadows in Limestone Canyon
We will return to help with the Valle de Oro National Wildlife Refuge