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(Full) Sandia Medallion Trees Hike – Friday (3 miles)

Hello, old-growth forest seekers! Join us for a hike that we are hosting in partnership with the Old-Growth Forest Network to explore the medallion trees

Solitude Monitoring Day Hike in the Carson National Forest

Want to go for a hike on your own time while collecting valuable data for NM Wild and the Carson National Forest? Solitude monitoring data

(Registration Full) Rociada Trail Maintenance in the Pecos Wilderness

This season, New Mexico Wild Rangers, in partnership with the Santa Fe National Forest and other trail crews, are undertaking a trail system-wide project in

We ♥️ Public Lands Rally

Dear Friends, Mark your calendars! Please join us for a critical rally on Monday, June 23, to show our love and support for New Mexico’s

(Registration closed) Group Hike to Stewart Lake (Difficult)

Join us for a hike to Stewart Lake in the wilderness headwaters of the Pecos River. Learn about New Mexico Wild’s work to protect our

CDT Nacimiento Corridor Enhancement Project

New Mexico Wild is seeking volunteers to contribute to a trail maintenance project co-led by the Continental Divide Trail Coalition and CDT Trail Adopter, Dr.

New Mexico Wild and ABQ Pride Fest 2025

Stop by the New Mexico Wild booth at ABQ Pride Fest! Our public lands belong to ALL of us – no matter who you are

(Registration closed) Whitewater Baldy Fire Restoration Project: Invasive Bull Thistle Removal

Please join New Mexico Wild & Heart of the Gila for a weekend treating invasive bull thistle in this delicate ecosystem recovering from a major

Day of Action to Defend National Monuments + Public Lands

Background In April, The Washington Post reported that the Trump administration has a short list of six national monuments they’re considering slashing: Baaj Nwaavjo I’tah

(Cancelled due to fires) Gila Headwaters – Wild and Scenic River Restoration Invasive Plant Project

Join New Mexico Wild and Heart of the Gila for this one-day workshop and volunteer project at the headwaters of the Gila River. This is