South Central New Mexico News & Events
The The Original Owl Bar & Cafe and the Buckhorn Tavern in San Antonio, New Mexico are located along our state's green chile cheeseburger trail. Great stops when you're exploring the Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge ✨Food provided to you by some of the nicest people in town.
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The Summer 2020 New Mexico Wildlife Magazine is online now! ✨
Check it out here: magazine.wildlife.state.nm.us/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/New-Mexico-Wildlife-Magazine-Volume-62-N...The Summer 2020 New Mexico Wildlife Magazine is online now!
Articles include:
- 85 years of the Bear Head
- Raising Rio Grande cutthroat trout
- Tips for hunting ibex in the Floridas
- And join us on Facebook this Friday for a special feature on wildlife in petroglyphs
Check it out here: magazine.wildlife.state.nm.us/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/New-Mexico-Wildlife-Magazine-Volume-62-N...
We're looking forward to these events from the Las Cruces Museums ✨Please join us for these special events related to "Inland Sea" by Allyson Packer.
"Inland Sea" refers to New Mexico’s geological history and the time in which the desert was a marine environment. Artist Allyson Packer explores urban spaces through photography and digitally removes elements from the documented photographs to allow the viewer to question and envision uninterrupted urban landscape.
Five fun things to do in Las Cruces right now ✨
Five things to do in Las Cruces right now - Visit Las Cruces New Mexico - Las Cruces CVB
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Social distance in the great outdoors Towering nearly 9,000 ft., the Organ Mountains serve as an awe-inspiring backdrop for Las Cruces. The mountain range is ripe for exploring and is the namesake for the Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument established six years ago. The monument also inc...The New Mexico Farm & Ranch Heritage Museum is listed among the top agricultural museums in the U.S. ✨
MultiBrief: Down on the farm: 6 of the US’ best agricultural museums
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If you've ever tended a backyard garden or tried to raise a few chickens, you know that farming is hard, dirty work. Keeping America's kitchens supplied during the coronavirus pandemic has made things even harder for farmers — earning these most essential of essential workers the respect and appre...The Taylor-Mesilla Historic Property is amazing! ✨Welcome the newest member of our Facebook family, the Taylor-Mesilla Historic Property!
The property, located in Southern New Mexico, honors the traditions and people of New Mexico by keeping our rich culture and history alive. It is poised to become one of New Mexico’s great treasures.
Its adobe architecture and the collection of art and objects in it provide an amazing journey through New Mexico’s past. In 2003, J. Paul and Mary Daniels Taylor and their family donated the home and two attached stores to the Museum of New Mexico. While not yet open to the public, their page will provide site information and updates on its development and preservation.
Follow them at www.facebook.com/TaylorMesillaHistoricProperty to learn more!
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A beautiful rainbow at the Very Large Array ✨Thanks to our #VLA Safety Officer, Aspen Doan-Isenhour, for capturing this amazing photo during monsoon season in New Mexico. And for being part of the team that’s keeping our employees safe, while we continue to do science during Covid, (though our facilities still remain closed to the public). #rainbow 🌈
Search for monarch butterflies on sunflowers and milkweed at the Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge ✨
Photo credit: John OlsonSearch for monarch butterflies on sunflowers and milkweed, especially around the Auto Tour Loop.
Monarch on sunflower photo credit: John Olson
Learn about the Leasburg Dam and the water of the Rio Grande ✨
The Magdalena Ridge Observatory Biannual Special Edition July Newsletter is available as a free download. Follow the link below!
www.mro.nmt.edu/news/newsletter/Have you ever wondered why the MRO Interferometer is being built in such a way the the telescopes will be movable along the array? Or what it takes to keep the narrow, winding dirt road up to the Observatory in tip-top shape? You can find the answers to these questions and many more in our latest newsletter!
The MROI Biannual Special Edition July Newsletter is available for free download on our website, follow the link below!
www.mro.nmt.edu/news/newsletter/
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