Someone to Watch Over Me

Article and photos by Mark Seth Lender. (© 2026 Mark Seth Lender; All Rights Reserved.) The dried wild flowers of willow-leaf aster on their tall dried stems are waving and bending a call of distress. As if about to be carried away, and know it. They won’t be. They...

Reflecting on a great success – Spring Migration Celebration 2026

Friends of Bosque del Apache recently hosted our 4th annual Spring Migration Celebration from April 30 – May 3. The long weekend was filled with discovery, beauty, learning, and the shared joy of experiencing spring at the refuge.  Over the course of the four-day...

Bosque del Apache Part of Newly Expanded River for Pollinators

  Article and photos by Emily Rees, Restoration Ecologist – Institute for Applied Ecology The Rio Grande is a lifeline running through the middle of New Mexico, much like an artery in a body. This corridor provides resources and habitat for plants and...

Journaling Our Love of Bosque del Apache

Article and journal photos by Cindy Robbins and Nancy Meyers Nature journaling is the practice of recording or expressing one’s experience and observations in nature in a way that is personally meaningful. There are many ways to nature journal – as many ways as...

At Bosque del Apache, Water is Life!

Last month, in honor of Valentine’s Day, we turned our monthly Bosque Watch newsletter into a “Love Letter the the Refuge.” Now, in honor of our Water for the Wild campaign, which kicked off March 1st and aims to raise enough funds to assist Bosque...
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