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Quarterly Newsletter / Summer 2020

On June 18th, the New Mexico Interstate Stream Commission, responsible for authorizing funds for the Environmental Impact Statement process, voted not to continue supporting the EIS for a diversion, ending state involvement in the project and potentially ending the project’s prospects permanently.
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#Because of Black Birders Week

Live-streamed discussions took place for a week in early June in which participants highlighted their joy of birding, the work they do, and the racism they have experienced. Organizers, from the group BlackAFinSTEM, have asked for responses to be shared on their social media through the hashtag #BecauseOfBlackBirdersWeek. Audubon New Mexico staff take part with the following replies.

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Where to Bird in New Mexico

Socorro Riverine Parks and Bosque Trail

Imagine a place where you can see a Summer Tanager, Blue Grosbeak, Yellow-breasted Chat, Bullock’s Oriole, Bell’s Vireo, and numerous other beautiful native bird species all within 10 minutes!

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Getting Outside and Learning While Staying at Home

Despite the challenge of teaching amidst a pandemic, our team of educators quickly pivoted to adapt.

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Watch our Spring Webinar Series!

Thank you for being a part of Audubon New Mexico's community, sharing your feedback, and having fun with us. Here is a re-cap of wonderful birdy content for those who missed it or want to revisit. There will be two more webinars in our series before it closes for the year. Stay tuned!

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In Memory: Charmay Allred

On April 8, 2020, we lost a beloved and generous environmental advocate and friend of Audubon New Mexico, Charmay Allred. Charmay loved life, loved her community, and enthusiastically volunteered at numerous nonprofit organizations throughout Santa Fe.

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Audubon New Mexico River Social

The Rio Chama August 14 - 16,2020

Friday, August 14, 2020 - Sunday, August 16, 2020
8:00am - 5:00pm Mountain

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