Necesitamos que los Latinos estén más expuestos a actividades al aire libre

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En Español, HCLCDaniela ZavalaDecember 19, 2022arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, Colorado River, nevada, #Latinos4Conservation, Latino Outdoors, guest blog, Guest BlogComment

Guest Blog: Building Community and Sharing our Outdoor Connections During Latino Conservation Week

This piece originally appeared as a blog post on July 21, 2021 via The National Wildlife Federation during Latino Conservation Week.

By Bianca McGrath-Martinez | 07/21/2021

Saturday, July 17th marked the start of the 8th annual celebration of Latino Conservation Week, which is an initiative of the Hispanic Access Foundation created to support Latinx communities getting into the outdoors and participating in activities that protect our natural resources.

Event Recap: HECHO Celebrates the Inaugural Latino Advocacy Week

Guest UserApril 9, 2021Latino Advocacy Week, Latino Outdoors, Hispanic Access Foundation, ColoradoComment

Event Recap: HECHO & Friends Clean Up High Point Canyon for Latino Conservation Week

Last week was Latino Conservation Week, when hundreds of events took place around the country to celebrate and honor Hispanics’ ancestral connections to the outdoors and stewardship of the land. No other event exemplifies this more than the clean-up of High Point canyon in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains of Northern New Mexico. The event was spearheaded by HECHO Advisory Board Chairman Rock Ulibarri, whose family has lived in the Las Vegas area for seven generations, along with HECHO Advisory Board member Kent Salazar, volunteers from Hermit's Peak Watershed Alliance, Casa Cultura, San Miguel County, and more.

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