The Pecos is in danger. Join us to learn more about the current status of mining in the Pecos, the administrative mineral withdrawal process, and
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Archives: Events
White Mountain Wilderness – Portal Sign Project (Day Project)
New Mexico Wild is installing 2 wilderness portal signs at the Nogal Canyon and Crest Trail wilderness entrance. We’ll meet at Ski Apache at 9:00
Read MoreApache Kid Wilderness Trail Clearing Trip (Overnight – Backpacking)
New Mexico Wild has taken on the responsibility to clear Apache Kid Trail #43 near San Mateo Peak. Join us on an overnight backpacking trip
Read MoreStop Tererro Mine: Administrative Withdrawal Resolution Presented at Santa Fe County Commission Meeting
The Stop Tererro Mine Coalition has formed a subcommittee to work with the Department of the Interior, BLM, and the Santa Fe National Forest to
Read MoreCapitan Peak Trail Clearing Project – Overnight
New Mexico Wild is taking the lead on clearing up the Capitan Peak trail, a rugged trail leading to the crest of the Capitan Mountain
Read MoreJemez Post-Memorial Day Weekend Cleanup
Join us for a post-Memorial Day Weekend cleanup The Jemez always sees much use and, unfortunately, abuse over Memorial Day Weekend. New Mexico Wild
Read MoreFloat Trip on the Rio Grande Lower Gorge with Far Flung Adventures
Join New Mexico Wild and Far Flung Adventures for a float trip down the Lower Gorge area of the Rio Grande! 20% of the proceeds
Read MoreFloat Trip on the Rio Chama with Far Flung Adventures
Join New Mexico Wild and Far Flung Adventures for a float trip down the Wild and Scenic segment of the Rio Chama! 20% of the
Read MoreDave Foreman and Nancy Morton Memorial Event
The Rewilding Institute and Dave Foreman’s family are hosting a memorial service event for Dave Foreman and his wife, Nancy Morton, at Bandelier National Monument.
Read MoreWebinar Event: New study reveals relationship between public lands and the climate and mass extinction crises
The world struggles with the related environmental crises of climate change and mass species extinction. New Mexicans are already experiencing reduced snowpack, historic drought and
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