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Baca Chica Horse Conservancy

505-864-3570

Farm Tours: Includes an educational Show & Tell of the Colonial Spanish Horses. They will learn about the history, will meet living Colonial Spanish horses, and have an opportunity for hands on experience, as well as a demonstration and explanati...

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Foundation for the Pure Spanish Horse

505-294-0800

International Resource Center for the P.R.E. Horse Located in Albuquerque, this is the only center in the world devoted to the P.R.E. Breed and has a free multi media library, art museum, gift center and conference room available for horsemen to use....

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Humane Society of Southern New Mexico

(575) 523-8020

Programs include foster care and adoption promotion of homeless animals, a pet help line service assisting callers with finding resources for animals in need, humane education programs for youth with critter clubs and workshops/seminars for adults, t...

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National Cave and Karst Research Institute

575-887-5518

Research: Studies in all aspects of cave and karst science, including geology, hydrology, biology, archeology, paleontology, paleoclimatology, microbiology, and meteorology.Education: Outreach on the importance of caves and karst to all levels of soc...

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Rails Inc.

505-265-1398

Having assisted in bringing about the Rail Runner, we are working on initiatives and programs in public education and advocacy toward these goals: 1) Establishment of Rail transit in the Albuquerque area, coupled with increased and widespread neig...

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Hub Resource Conservation and Development

505-832-1111

A)Erosion Control: i)20 summer youth workers installed 105 sediment control structures, ii)erosion control training course held in Ojo Encino; B)Roads: i) area roads assessed ii) 30 miles closed or remediated in 2009 ...

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Quivira Coalition

505-820-2544

Quivira programs serve ranchers and farmers, conservationists, scientists, teachers and students, government and tribal agency personnel, and business people committed to progressive natural resources management. A recent survey showed that the Quivi...

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Keep New Mexico Beautiful

505-883-5559

Dusty Roadrunner R-R-R Program: A statewide program that involves elementary students learning about Reduce-Recycle-Reuse efforts. Our Environmental Educator reaches many students across the state of New Mexico, teaching and mentoring different grade...

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New Mexico Conference of Churches

(505) 867-2956

Environmental Advocacy - at statewide level, led by Robb Thomson Legislative Advocacy - at State Legislature, led by the Rev. Holly Beaumont Faith and Order dialogue - Interfaith Dialogue Cafe, led by Dr. Kay Huggins PEP Program - Mentoring for parol...

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Friends of the Sandia Mountains (Fosm)

505-294-2727

FOSM is an organization of local volunteers dedicated to working in partnership with the US Forest Service, other groups and individuals to maintain, protect and restore the natural, cultural and scenic resources of New Mexico's forest lands for the ...

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Perea Foundation for Asbestos Education and Relief, Johnny O.

505-857-0480

? The first step towards illness prevention is to make the public aware of the dangers of asbestos, while providing people with general information about the hazardous material and safe ways to handle it.Educate* Provide information about the hazard*...

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Bicycle Coalition of New Mexico

505-235-2277

Bicycle safety education for all populations...

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Erda Gardens and Learning Center

505-610-1538

1. Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) Program Erda Gardens and Learning Center is a grassroots community building effort aimed at sustainability and caring for the Earth. We are a biodynamic Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program. We re...

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Rio Grande Community Farm

(505) 345-4580

Started 20 years ago, Rio Grande Community Farm operates an organic community garden open to the public and hosts Albuquerque Master Gardeners, Tres Hermanas Refugee Farmer Project, and Firewheel Collective. Our farming operation demonstrates urban s...

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Rio Puerco Alliance

505-474-6689

We have several restoration projects on the ground: Targeted Watershed Restoration in Torreon Wash, from EPA; River Ecosystem Restoration Initiative grant from State of New Mexico for Riparian Restoration on Torreon Wash; Restoring Wetlands and Ripa...

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