We have been pleased to announced that the New Mexico Wildlife Federation and Nature Niños New Mexico has been awarded the Multistate Conservation Grant from the Association of Fish & Wildlife Agencies. Nature Niños will implement this grant in the Mi Tierra Salvaje (My Wild Land) project. This project will conduct research on the best practices of...
Nature Niños has been awarded the Multistate Conservation Grant from the Association of Fish & Wildlife Agencies. This grant will be used for our Mi Tierra Salvaje project, focused on creating a toolkit to create youth programs focused on engaging underserved youth and families in the outdoors.
Check out our fall programming offered to the Albuquerque community!
Nature Niños New Mexico will be hosting Tiny Tree's Story & Art Program which is designed for kids ages 3-8 years old!
The Pino Loop Trail at Elena Gallegos didn't disappoint today! We found everything on our scavenger hunt except a Whiptail Lizard (it's a little early in the season for them to be out and about).
Our amazing partners, Albuquerque Sign Language Academy received a $10,000 Outdoor Equity Fund grant to bring more young New Mexicans into its Honey Badger Conservation Crew.
Nature Niños was able to support the amazing work of the Albuquerque Sign Language Academy and their Honey Badger Conservation Crew today! Nature Niños youth & families showed up to study, learn, grow & experience nature out at Shady Lakes today. We examined aquatics invertebrates, helped to muck the ponds, raked the dropped cottonwood leaves,...
Here are our September Facebook cover photo winners! This month's theme was "Outdoor Learning!" Whether it's from a book or straight from nature, schooling outdoors has so many incredible benefits!
All things nature doesn't need to be "big" nature! Start by experiencing nature near you on a daily basis. Examine the weeds growing within the cracks of the sidewalk, sit in the grass, and watch the ants crawl or even climb a tree if you're really adventurous.
