Los Alamos was honored as the First National Wildlife Federation (NWF) Community Wildlife Habitat in New Mexico! What does this mean?
Building Beautiful Wildlife Habitats in Los Alamos: A Letter to the Community Read More »
The large amount of rainfall this year has brought out the annual wildflowers, the most spectacular bloom can be found in lower Rendija Canyon.
Annuals in Rendija Canyon Read More »
The Hernandez’s short-horned lizard is a squat and oval-shaped reptile that is often mistakenly called a horny toad. Its primary
Featured Critter – Hernandez’s Short-horned Lizard Read More »
How do you feel about bears? Would you know what to do if you came across one on the trail? Terry Foxx uses a story to illustrate what to do.
A Walk in the Woods — What to do if you see a bear Read More »
Where do you find some of the elusive butterflies? Is it luck or savvy? Maybe a mixture of both. Join Steve Cary and other lepidopterists as they cleverly search out our winged friends.
Checking in on Checkerspots Read More »
American Springs Road is a heavily traveled road by all types of nature explorers. Terry Foxx reports on the accessibility of this area for those using a Rollator Walker.
American Springs Road Read More »
We are experiencing a massive monsoon season here on our mesas. Sue Watts considers the experience of journaling in these downpours.
Raindrops Are Falling On My Head Read More »
The beautiful, and close, Kinnikinnik Park holds many interesting aspects, but it might be lacking in accessibility. Terry Fox explores and offers her opinion.
Canyon towhees are large brown sparrows with a reddish cap. They have long tails and chunky bodies. Like other towhees,
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