Trip report for the April 21 Excursiones a la Naturaleza de Nuevo Mexico hike to the Eye of the Sandias.
Trip report – Excursiones a la Naturaleza hike to the Eye of the Sandias
Hundreds of Thousand Oppose Evisceration of BLM Methane Rule
As of midnight April 23, over 400,000 people registered overwhelming opposition to the Trump Administration’s evisceration of the BLM methane rules that would have drastically cut oil and gas waste and pollution
Citizens speak about risks of proposed nuclear dump in New Mexico
Holtec International has a controversial plan to store up to 100,000 tons of the nation’s most dangerous nuclear-reactor waste, for as long as 120 years, at a site between Hobbs and Carlsbad. Public hearings will be held at four locations in SE New Mexico and comments are also being accepted.
Trip report – Copper Trail April 7
Sierra Club Excursiones a la Naturaleza de Nuevo Mexico trip report – Copper Trail, April 7, 2018.
Excursiones a la Naturaleza de Nuevo Mexico – primavera 2018
Excursiones – Rio Grande Chapter Spanish language outings for spring 2018.
Outings Leader Training – Spring 2018
New Sierra Club outings leaders are required to complete basic leader training. We will be offering two training opportunities; one in April and one in May. Both will be held at our Albuquerque office.
First Friday Arts – April 2018
Join us for our every-other-month First Friday Arts, featuring selected black and white photos by member Peter Kelling.
César Chávez Day celebration
Join us in honoring the life and legacy of César Chávez at the 25th annual César Chávez Day celebration in Albuquerque on Saturday, April 7.
Spring 2018 Outings
Outings for the New Mexico chapter of the Sierra Club, Spring 2018.
Millions In Taxpayer Revenues Go Up In Flames
As the sun set April 7, passersby were able to make out an image projected onto the building at 300 San Mateo, at the corner of San Mateo and Central. The image prominently featured a ticker of the value of natural gas being wasted by industry on public and tribal lands in New Mexico, totaling more than $100 million.