Recipient: Friends of Arroyo de Oso National Wildlife Park
The Bosque Education Guide is a well-established, interdisciplinary curriculum focused on the Middle Rio Grande Valley ecosystem. This funding supported day-long workshops for educators, during which participants received a printed copy of the Guide and the associated instructional kit, along with training on how to implement the curriculum and integrate activities into their educational settings.
Recipient: 7-Bar Elementary School
This project transformed a concrete school play area into a shaded green space. Students participated in designing the space, planting flowers, shrubs, and trees, and caring for the new landscape.
Recipient: Leopold Writing Program
This annual contest presents awards to writers whose essays capture the spirit of Aldo Leopold, an American writer and conservationist.
Recipient: University of New Mexico Bosque Ecosystem Monitoring Program
This program engages 7th-grade students in monthly ecological research at one of 17 monitoring sites across the greater Middle Rio Grande Valley.
Recipient: Aldo Leopold Charter School
This project funded 32 11th-grade students to participate in an immersive field experience, including hikes, discussions, cave exploration, and other hands-on learning opportunities.
The Bosque Education Guide is a well-established, interdisciplinary curriculum focused on the Middle Rio Grande Valley ecosystem. This funding supported day-long workshops for educators, during which participants received a printed copy of the Guide and the associated instructional kit, along with training on how to implement the curriculum and integrate activities into their educational settings.
Recipient: 7-Bar Elementary School
This project transformed a concrete school play area into a shaded green space. Students participated in designing the space, planting flowers, shrubs, and trees, and caring for the new landscape.
Recipient: Leopold Writing Program
This annual contest presents awards to writers whose essays capture the spirit of Aldo Leopold, an American writer and conservationist.
Recipient: University of New Mexico Bosque Ecosystem Monitoring Program
This program engages 7th-grade students in monthly ecological research at one of 17 monitoring sites across the greater Middle Rio Grande Valley.
Recipient: Aldo Leopold Charter School
This project funded 32 11th-grade students to participate in an immersive field experience, including hikes, discussions, cave exploration, and other hands-on learning opportunities.