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#MeToo and Wildlife Protection presented to The Wildlife Society, Cleveland 2018
Abstract The importance of the #MeToo movement can be seen in a larger context in terms of its value to environmental and wildlife protection. This is not merely a social movement and reorganization of gender roles, #MeToo has far ranging implications as we begin to claim the inherent importance of relationality. For too long we have … Continue reading #MeToo and Wildlife Protection presented to The Wildlife Society, Cleveland 2018
Zia Pueblo Spring Restoration
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Valle de Oro National Wildlife Refuge
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Raptor Reintroduction
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North American Wetlands Conservation Act, Phase II
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Mimbres Restoration
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Diablo Canyon
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Sun Zia Transmission Lines To Cross the Rio Grande at Escondida.
What is SunZia and how could it affect the Middle Rio Grande Valley? SunZia’s Transmission Project is a proposed, new, approximately 520-mile long 500 kilovolt (kV) extra high-voltage transmission line that will interconnect from south of Corona, NM, traverse the Rio Grande at Escondida, and continue to Pinal County, Arizona, near the Palo Verde Nuclear … Continue reading Sun Zia Transmission Lines To Cross the Rio Grande at Escondida.
Comanche Creek
THE MISSION of The Quivira Coalition is to build resilience by fostering ecological, economic and social health on western landscapes through education, innovation, collaboration, and progressive public and private land stewardship. For more, visit: http://www.quiviracoalition.org COMANCHE CREEK HABITAT RESTORATION PROJECT Comanche Creek is located within the Sangre de Cristo Land Grant in the de Cristo … Continue reading Comanche Creek
Hamaatsa
Restoration: Land, Spirit and Water HAMAATSA is an indigenous continuum learning center committed to sustainable living, spiritual wholeness and cultural restoration. OUR MISSION is to provide servant leadership models for living simply and sustainably on the land integrating healing systems from traditional cultures; to restore indigenous life-ways and land stewardship principles through experiential land-based learning. For … Continue reading Hamaatsa
North American Wetland Conservation Act, Phase I
North American Wetland Conservation Act: Rio Grande Return works to return wetland funding to New Mexico. Before his untimely death, John Taylor, one of the main visionaries for Bosque del Apache, procured two million dollar grants from the North American Wetland Conservation Act (NAWCA) - a fund set up through the U.S. Fish and Wildlife … Continue reading North American Wetland Conservation Act, Phase I
