Aster, Monarch Butterfly and Pink Globe Mallow What signals spring for you? Is it the longer days? Or the quieter skies, as our winter bird migrants start their journey to the north? Or perhaps it’s just that darn gale force wind that rattles the windows and shakes...
A belated welcome to Jake Finch as the Bosque del Apache Facilities Maintenance Work Leader. Jake has been in his leadership role at the refuge since March 2023, and says that he loves that his job involves constant change and variety, which he fully enjoys. In his...
Weighing the risk and finding the reward Written by Amanda Walker, Park Ranger and Claire Revekant, Senior Wildlife Biologist My bags are packed, I’m ready to go. Go see the sandhill cranes at Bosque del Apache. Cranes who’ve just made a journey...
Article and photos by new Friends member, Mel Coulson from Smithers, British Columbia. I first heard about Bosque del Apache in 2005 from current Friends Board President, Jonathan Manley’s dad, Peter, when we both attended a choral festival in St....
Article by Don Boyd, Friends BEAM Project Manager Imagine for a moment that you could fund a project that would pull tons of carbon out of the air and sequester it in the ground while simultaneously returning farm soil to a level of health it had not seen for decades,...
