Rio Grande Chapter endorsements for the 2024 November general election.
Chapter and group candidate statements
Rio Grande Chapter Central New Mexico Group Fred A. Helms Fred Helms was a member of the Gulf Coast Conservation Association (now the Coastal Conservation Association), and the Travis County Audubon Society where he worked as a volunteer at its
In the news! EPA rule forces San Juan to clean up its ash
Santa Fe New Mexican article: EPA rule forces San Juan to clean up its ash waste
2023 Rio Grande Chapter and group candidate statements
Rio Grande Chapter Executive Committee: Anita Gonzales A native New Mexican, Anita was born in Las Vegas, NM, to the Lopez family of Villanueva, NM, and the Gallegos family of Las Vegas, NM. A middle child, Anita moved between Las
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Our 2023 endorsements: Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Las Cruces
Rio Grande Chapter endorsements for 2023 November state-wide elections.
The following list does not include candidates we have endorsed, but who do not have an opponent in the upcoming election. US Congress House District 1: Melanie Stansbury House District 2: Gabe Vasquez House District 3: Teresa Leger Fernandez More
Current outings
Please visit the calendar for more information or to register for any of these events. June 2024 Saturday, June 29, Beginner/Moderate Bike Ride to Downtown Grower’s Market. Option to continue to Bike-In Coffee. One opportunity to have fun in ABQ
Hike of the Week: La Llorona River Park Trail
How about a nice hike on the Rio in Las Cruces?
Wins and losses for climate justice, lands and wildlife
Camilla Feibelman, camilla.feibelman@sierraclub.org, (505) 715-8388 Santa Fe, NM — The unique 2021 legislative session produced significant environment, climate and justice legislation, all of it signed into law by Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham. “We saw legislators innovate and find ways to