by Susan Preston | Nov 18, 2022 | Uncategorized
Classic holiday tale is a community production during “Festival of the Cranes” SOCORRO, N.M. – The holiday season classic that celebrates giving, forgiving, kindness, and redemption is coming to New Mexico Tech’s Macey Center. Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” will...
by info@veriku.org | Apr 21, 2022 | Uncategorized
Tommy Rosales utilizes the new 8 row ripper, funded by Friends, to manage the refuge farm program Habitat management – two simple words that encompass a myriad of very complex processes and procedures, plans, research, and constant vigilance, all of which being...
by info@veriku.org | Apr 13, 2022 | Uncategorized
Desert Arboretum Manager, Cari Powell What signifies spring to you? In Kansas it was always the tiny purple and yellow crocuses planted out by the mailbox at the home where I grew up. I began to feel winter loosen its grip as soon as I saw those tender shoots. Of...
by info@veriku.org | Mar 10, 2022 | Uncategorized
Erika Gilsdorf, as she set off on the road, tiny house in tow! When I set off in 2021 on a year-long road trip around the U.S. in my Outlander PHEV, living in my tiny house which I pulled, I already had a passion for protection of wildlife habitat and for...
by info@veriku.org | Mar 10, 2022 | Uncategorized
Stilt Sandpipers | Photo by John Olson March – the month of anticipation. Anticipation of what is to come in the spring, what might show up that is new – and when. Will spring be early or late? Except for some late migrants out of Mexico, the sandhill cranes and snow...
by info@veriku.org | Feb 9, 2022 | Uncategorized
The friendly faces of Sandra Noll and Erv Nichols have long been a welcome sight at Bosque del Apache. They are wonderful advocates for Friends and the refuge, and over the years have always shown up to lend a helping hand, guided tours and hikes, educated the public...
