New Mexico & El Paso
Now that we have turned our state government green, we have the most promising opportunity in a generation to pass bold, humanity- and wildlife-saving policies. Join us for our clean energy conference, lobby training and lobbying days at the legislature.
It was a busy year for the Rio Grande Chapter of the Sierra Club – outings, rallies, politics and environmental issues.
Join us Monday, January 28th in Santa Fe to develop your lobbying skills for the upcoming legislative session.
Meet Sierra Club life member Barbara McIntyre.
Meet Sierra Club life member Jonatan Brinkerhoff.
Meet our southern New Mexico representative.
Derrick Toledo interviews Camila Feibelman on oil and gas production and pollution.
Meet our new regional New Outdoor Activities Coordinator, Sergio Avila.
Five Mexican gray wolves were found dead in November, bringing the 2018 total to 17. The known population numbers only 114.
The Martinez Administration Game Commission and Game and Fish Department have viewed themselves as the guardians of trapping, not the broader public interest. The new Legislature will be convening in January, and this offers the path where outdoor enthusiasts and wildlife can find relief from trapping on our public lands.