As our 55th-anniversary year comes to a close, we’d are featuring profiles of some of our Life Members, who make the Sierra Club Rio Grande Chapter what it is. From Madeline Aron: The first 10 years of my life were
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Excursiones a la Naturaleza Fall Hikes
Join us on our Spanish-language fall hikes. These outings are on easy to moderate trails, in volcanic rocky areas. Good trails to explore on even terrains with ups and downs. These are very good experiences to share as a family.
2018 endorsement for Land Commissioner
New Mexico’s Land Commissioner controls 9 million acres of your state trust land, which generates hundreds of millions of dollars in royalties that fund New Mexico public schools, universities and hospitals. The land commissioner is one of the most powerful
Fall 2018 Bosquitos Outings
The Bosquitos are the youth-centered group of the Bosque Action Team. Our mission is to learn about Albuquerque’s Bosque, the animals and plants that live there, and ways to take care of the Bosque and our earth as a precious natural space. Come join us our our educational outings.
Climate Action Platform
As we Rise at the Rio for Climate, Water Jobs and Justice on Sept 8, 2018, our coalition of organizations and individuals are calling on elected officials and candidates to join our call to action on the climate, water, jobs
Global Warming Express kids meet the mayors
The Global Warming Express kids met with the mayors of Albuquerque, Santa Fe and Las Cruces.
Sample language for a bequest
Sample language for a simple will For a C3 donation: I give _____________ [amount or percentage] to The Sierra Club Foundation, tax-ID number 94-6069890, a California nonprofit corporation, currently located at 2101 Webster Street, Suite 1250, Oakland, CA 94612 (Attention:
Workshop descriptions
A Comparison between progressive groups’ organizing and indigenous organizing.. Solidarity now and solidarity later – Robert Tohe, Sierra Club & Hazel James. Participants will learn about an emerging practice that indigenizes progressive organizing styles to build strong relations for solidarity
Organization profiles
Albuquerque Indivisible is dedicated to opposing the Trump agenda by applying pressure to members of Congress. We emphasize calling and visiting their offices, participating in rallies and participating in town halls. The Indigenous Training Collaborative‘s mission is to deliver meaningful