We're thrilled to share that Nature Niños New Mexico has been featured in Natural Start Alliance's Member Spotlight! This recognition highlights our mission to connect youth and families to the outdoors through immersive, hands-on learning experiences.
Nature Niños Amplifies Youth Voices to Policymakers at the Outdoor Economics Conference
In this episode of New Mexico Momcast, we explore the growing disconnect between kids and the natural world with Sarah Candelaria, founder and executive director of Nature Niños. Sarah sheds light on the alarming trend of children spending less time outside and the profound effects this is having on their well-being.
**Exciting News from Nature Niños!**
We are excited to announce our 2024 fall registration date! Embark on an exciting adventure with Nature Ninos! Join us for a semester of thrilling outdoor programming, where you'll dive into the wonders of environmental education and explore the majestic great outdoors. Imagine uncovering hidden trails, discovering fascinating wildlife, and...
Thank you to PNM for awarding Nature Ninos with their Non-traditional Education Pathway grant for 2024! These types of funding are critical to the development and involvement of Nature Ninos in our community. We are able to serve more Tile 1 Charter Schools for the 2024-2025 with these funds!
Nature Niños is hiring for our 2024- 2025 school year!
We are honored to continue growing alongside you and your children. This summer we are excited to co-host fly fishing clinics, hiking opportunities, and other fun outdoor events. Take a look at the flyer below. All events will be listed on our socials closer to the date.
Nature Niños is embarking on a new journey as our own 501(c)(3) organization! Since 2019, we've thrived under the wing of the New Mexico Wildlife Federation, and now we're ready to soar independently.
We're deeply grateful for the continued community support and partnerships that have fueled our mission of connecting youth and families with nature....
The morning's moody weather did not deter the ITO's class from their first spring hike! Hand warmers kept them motivated as they rock-crawled up the granite faces and our niños sure didn't shy away from a challenge. In fact, many of them sought out the craggier path to scale.
