New Mexico & El Paso
Victory! Terrific victories for all you citizen lobbyists who have been contacting your senators and representatives! HM70, asking the BLM to pausing drilling in the greater Chaco Canyon area, unanimously passed the House State Government, Indian Affairs and Veterans Committee
Chaco Culture National Historical Park is a UNESCO-designated World Heritage Site and International Dark Sky Park in northwestern New Mexico. The Greater Chaco landscape also encompasses an intricate network of ancient roads extending hundreds of miles across federal, state, tribal trust, private, and Navajo allotment lands. The Greater Chaco region houses the densest and most exceptional concentration of ancient pueblos in the American Southwest. More than 200 known Chacoan “great houses” are spread across New Mexico, Colorado, Arizona, and Utah and are culturally bound to Chaco Canyon. It is currently under threat by BLM leasing permitting to industrialized fracking development
The February 2017 First Friday Art features the art of Victoria Mlady.
The Sierra Club has a new site where the public can get updated and take action to resist the anti-environmental and anti-justice policies and appointments of the Trump administration.
With over 100 years of grassroots experience, the Sierra Club is the perfect place to get started with stopping Trump’s anti-environmental agenda. Fill out our form as a first step to getting involved!
This is a chance for the environmental community to demonstrate broad-based support to elected officials and the public for protecting our climate, clean air, clean water, and conservation of wildlife and public lands in New Mexico.
January 21, 2017. Thousands of people in Albuquerque gathered in Civic Plaza in support of the Women’s March on Washington. Our theme was ‘Batting for Mother Earth.’
The Women’s March on Washington will be held on the National Mall the day after inauguration. There are 386 sister marches – all over the world. We stand together in solidarity with our partners and children for the protection of
By Mona Blaber Ellen Loehman is our website manager. She posts most of the content you see on our website. How did you get involved with the Sierra Club Rio Grande Chapter? I’ve been a member of the Sierra Club
Los Alamos, with its own municipally owned utilities, is a member of the Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems, a not-for-profit consortium for providing comprehensive wholesale electricity to community-owned power systems throughout the Intermountain West. Of the 47 communities, Los Alamos