One day, we found ourselves standing in the Inyo Mountains on the border of Nevada and California. It was a magical view. Our hair blew fiercely in the wind, and around us stood old, bent and gnarled trees, known as krummholz.
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This week on Take It Outside, visit a community garden in Abiquiú on our blog, and then check out the
By Chick Keller The eastern part of the Jemez Volcano slopes down to the Rio Grande. The Pajarito Plateau interrupts
Celebrating Our Local Environment on the Pajarito Plateau Read More »
In today’s Take It Outside post, we are exploring some of the early-blooming wildflowers of Northern New Mexico. Upcoming Event:
Week 2, Day 3: Early-Blooming Wildflowers Read More »
By Terry Foxx Calendars marked March 19, 2020 as the first day of Spring, the earliest date in over 100
By Chick Keller In 2005 I was given several boxes of professionally mounted and labeled plants that were collected
Jemez Mountain Herbarium Reaches Milestone Read More »
This week’s flower is fetid goosefoot, and it does give off a fetid odor. However, all odorous faults are forgiven
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This week we highlight a flower many of you may know and nearly all New Mexican residents have seen, matchbrush (Gutierrezia sarothrae),
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Whether in a garden or a wild landscape, varying colors of yellows, reds, blues, and greens give us a sense
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