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2018 marks the 50th anniversary of the Wild and Scenic Rivers and National Trail System Acts - which protects our special rivers and unique historic and scenic trails.
Join us in Albuquerque for a celebration of milestones that helped protect NM’s natural and cultural resources.
Festivities start Friday 10/5, 7-9pm at the University of New Mexico, Keller Hall with a panel discussion on rivers, trails, and public lands.
The party continues Saturday 10/6, 10am-7pm at the National Hispanic Cultural Center with family-friendly recreation, conservation education activities, job outreach for youth ages 18 to 25, volunteer opportunities, music, and panel discussions.
Refreshments provided Friday and Saturday evenings, with food available for purchase on Saturday.
Find out more.
 Every Kid in a Park is a nationwide program that encourages 4th graders to get outside and visit their federal public lands and waters by offering a free pass their entire 4th grade year.
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Information on bark beetle effects.
