By Miya King-Flaherty, Chapter Public-Lands Fellow On September 21, the Sandoval County Commission voted 4-1 to consider an oil and gas ordinance that would shut out public input and endanger drinking water. But there’s still time to stop it. Planning and
Caring for our water
No Climate in Science
Sandoval officials side with Big Oil and Gas over residents
Sierra Club weighs in on proposed science standards
Gov. Martinez’s twisting of science is dangerous and bad for education
New Mexico Residents Respond to Zinke’s Public Lands Recommendations
National Public Lands Day, September 30
Trip report – Wheeler Peak
Wildlife photography: Cherish what we have
Being in nature with a camera enriches the experience. You will find yourself looking for the bird making that noise, and once you take his picture, you’ll have a record to help find out just what bird it was, then you’ll want to know more about him.