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April 20-22, 2007--Earth Day Otero Mesa Outing

Come join us in Otero Mesa and watch the desert come to life! If the spring rains hit, then this is the best time to be out there. We'll explore the area while talking about our continuing efforts to secure permanent protection for the last best stretch of Chihuahuan Desert Grasslands..

Be prepared for windy whether and lots of sun as Otero Mesa is now entering Spring, but also be prepared for calm brisk days with the possibility of a few rain showers. Bring plenty of water, sunscreen and a camera to capture the moments of pronghorn herds, prairie dog towns, petroglyphs, desert blooms, and beautiful sunrises and sunsets.

During the evenings there will be a social campfire. Bring instruments if you’ve got them. Let's get together and have some fun in the desert!

Maximum participants: 50

Contact: Nathan Newcomer at 505-843-8696, nathan@nmwild.org for more info.

Driving time: 6 hours from ABQ, 2.5 hours from Las Cruces

 

September 21-23, 2007--Otero Mesa Outing

Join us for autumn in Otero Mesa, where for the past two years the grasses have been 2 to 3 feet high! We will explore the expansive grasslands, plus Flat Top and Deer Mountains. If you’ve never been to Otero Mesa, this outing is the time to be there and experience the wildness of America's largest Chihuahuan desert grassland.

Be prepared for hot and mild weather plus the chance of afternoon thunderstorms. Bring plenty of water, sunscreen and a camera to capture the moments of pronghorn herds, prairie dog towns, petroglyphs, desert blooms, and beautiful sunrises and sunsets.

During the evenings there will be a social campfire. Bring musical instruments if you’ve got them. Let's get together and have some fun in the desert!

Maximum participants: 50

Contact: Nathan Newcomer at 505-843-8696, nathan@nmwild.org to reserve your spot.

Driving distance: 6 hours from ABQ, 2.5 hours from Las Cruces

 

For more information about these or other events, or to schedule a slideshow or presentation about Otero Mesa for your group, please contact us by email.


 

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