Statement: Cerro de la Olla Designation, an Opportunity to Cultivate Legacy of Stewardship

Last week, Congresswoman Teresa Leger Fernández introduced the Cerro de la Olla Wilderness Establishment Act to the House of Representatives that would designate 13,103 acres within the Rio Grande del Norte National Monument in northern New Mexico as Cerro De La Olla Wilderness.

Press Releases/StatementsGuest UserApril 19, 2021Public Lands, Traditional Land Uses, Hunting, Farming, Agriculture, New Mexico, StatementComment

Event Recap: HECHO and Office of Assistant Speaker Ben Ray Luján Host Virtual Panel

Santa Fe, NM – Hispanics Enjoying Camping, Hunting, and the Outdoors (HECHO), in partnership with the Office of Assistant Speaker Ben Ray Luján, hosted a virtual event focusing on the ways in which agricultural and community stewardship can help mitigate and adapt to climate change, while highlighting traditional land-use practices though New Mexico’s traditional acequia and land grant communities.

Guest UserDecember 14, 2020Event Recap, Climate Solutions in Action, Climate Change, Traditional Land Uses, Agriculture, Land & Water Management, New Mexico, Ranching, AcequiasComment

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